Comments on: Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Google Chrome http://www.psychlinks.net/internet-explorer-firefox-and-google-chrome/ Reviews and recommended products, resources, software, books, and services, with occasional commentary on SEO, SEM, technology, and the internet. Wed, 16 Mar 2011 03:32:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brent Rangen http://www.psychlinks.net/internet-explorer-firefox-and-google-chrome/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Brent Rangen Mon, 04 Jan 2010 14:47:03 +0000 http://www.psychlinks.net/?p=203#comment-58 92% is still a huge number. What's the percentage without mobile OS's? I see ComputerWorld's blog is talking about how IE will be down to less than half of the market by the end of the year. It has to be hard for Microsoft. Google is no small competitor. They defined and perfected the Search Engine. Then they enter the browser market with little to lose. Microsoft could have even more profits by having a successful, yet-popular search engine. Whatever the case: mobile web will always be somewhat of a novelty and not a de facto, so i would go "Guns a Blazin'" after the desktop browser market. 92% is still a huge number.

What’s the percentage without mobile OS’s?

I see ComputerWorld’s blog is talking about how IE will be down to less than half of the market by the end of the year.

It has to be hard for Microsoft. Google is no small competitor. They defined and perfected the Search Engine. Then they enter the browser market with little to lose.

Microsoft could have even more profits by having a successful, yet-popular search engine. Whatever the case: mobile web will always be somewhat of a novelty and not a de facto, so i would go “Guns a Blazin’” after the desktop browser market.

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