The implication is that people adopting the latest versions are upgraders, and that little major change has occurred.
Showing posts with label Safari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Safari. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Browser Shares Stable
After a month of availability of Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4, it appears that the browser market remains stable.
Internet Explorer is down slightly, dropping 0.81 points to 55.11 percent. Firefox experienced a small drop of 0.17 points, to 21.63 percent. Chrome was up 0.37 points to 11.94 percent, and Safari was up 0.54 points to 7.15 percent.
The implication is that people adopting the latest versions are upgraders, and that little major change has occurred.
The implication is that people adopting the latest versions are upgraders, and that little major change has occurred.
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Internet Explorer,
Safari,
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