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Europe has a new top browser, StatCounter says
StatCounter, a famous web analytics, confirmed that Mozilla’s Firefox browser has overtaken the number one spot of Europe’s market of internet browser.
Here is the ranking: (as of December 2010)
1. Mozilla Firefox - 38.1 %
2. Internet Explorer - 37.5 %
3. Google Chrome - 14.6 %
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Aodhan Cullen, StatCounter chief executive, said reason of this change in rank. "This appears to be happening because Google's Chrome is stealing share from Internet Explorer while Firefox is mainly maintaining its existing share"
But globally, Microsoft’s bet is still on top with Mozilla’s Fox behind.
Global ranking: (as of December 2010)
1. Internet Explorer - 46.9 %
2. Mozilla Firefox - 30.8 %
3. Google Chrome - 14.9 %
Here is the ranking: (as of December 2010)
1. Mozilla Firefox - 38.1 %
2. Internet Explorer - 37.5 %
3. Google Chrome - 14.6 %
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Aodhan Cullen, StatCounter chief executive, said reason of this change in rank. "This appears to be happening because Google's Chrome is stealing share from Internet Explorer while Firefox is mainly maintaining its existing share"
But globally, Microsoft’s bet is still on top with Mozilla’s Fox behind.
Global ranking: (as of December 2010)
1. Internet Explorer - 46.9 %
2. Mozilla Firefox - 30.8 %
3. Google Chrome - 14.9 %
Chrome inside Sony PCs
Google had dealt with Sony PCs for inclusion of Chrome to their computers. This is their first ever bond to a computer maker company just for the Chrome to be more popular and be a dominant tool surpassing Microsoft's IE and the very famous Mozilla Firefox.
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Sony has already started installing the specified browser last May. In parallel to this move, Google is also coordinating and dealing with other PC manufacturer/maker companies.
This deal has marked Google's step for another environment that soon users and customers will be facing .Chrome was officially announced and launched last September 2008 and after a year, it still remain in number 4 spot in browser market share. Microsoft IE has prevails to be in the highest spot with a 67.7 percent market share, followed by Mozilla Foundation Firefox with 22.5 per cent, Apple's Safari with 4 per cent and Google's Chrome with 2.59 per cent only.
But inspite of this ranking feedback, Google Company remains confident and is striving more by this recent move. "Users' response to Google Chrome has been outstanding, and we're continuing to explore ways to make Chrome accessible to even more people," Google said in a statement.
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Sony has already started installing the specified browser last May. In parallel to this move, Google is also coordinating and dealing with other PC manufacturer/maker companies.
This deal has marked Google's step for another environment that soon users and customers will be facing .Chrome was officially announced and launched last September 2008 and after a year, it still remain in number 4 spot in browser market share. Microsoft IE has prevails to be in the highest spot with a 67.7 percent market share, followed by Mozilla Foundation Firefox with 22.5 per cent, Apple's Safari with 4 per cent and Google's Chrome with 2.59 per cent only.
But inspite of this ranking feedback, Google Company remains confident and is striving more by this recent move. "Users' response to Google Chrome has been outstanding, and we're continuing to explore ways to make Chrome accessible to even more people," Google said in a statement.
