SURF CHROME

(SURFCHROME.COM) - When Google Chrome was released last month, the initial numbers were impressive.  Google Chrome made huge market penetration into the competitive browser market in only its first few days of release.  Some pundits questioned,

"But how will it do one month from now?" 

This was an important question indeed probing how many of those trying Google Chrome would still continue using the product.  Many wondered what would be the retention rate one month later when the media hype died down.  Would those trying this beta product dump it after their initial test drive?

We've compiled the numbers for SURFCHROME.COM using a number of pie and line graphs to help answer those questions and the results are impressive.  Google Chrome seems to have maintained its leadership role over the past month and the numbers appear to be holding steady.  Firefox made a significant drop over that time while Internet Explorer made a slight comeback. 

NOTE: The results of other websites may vary depending on the niche market.  This site mainly appeals to technology geeks or those seeking solutions to their Google Chrome inquiries or problems.

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Brad  - Interesting     |203.87.104.xxx |2008-10-06 14:35:14 It's interesting to see the large percentage of Chrome users visiting your website. It think it has the features to beat IE, Firefox, Safari, and Opera soon globally. Nice post! Reply | Quote 0   0

Ayud  - Is it?     |125.160.103.xxx |2008-10-09 04:20:50 FUNtastic statistic. I already use th Chrome for last 3 month. I am just waiting for Linux version. Reply | Quote 0   0

Jjj   |212.242.130.xxx |2008-10-11 10:34:26 Quote: The results of other websites may vary depending on the niche market. This site mainly appeals to technology geeks or those seeking solutions to their Google Chrome inquiries or problems. Yes, the results vary. Most other statistics I found see Chrome with a market share at around 1 to 2%. Link: http://profy.com/2008/10/02/google-chrome-one-m... Reply | Quote 0   0

Rob  - Actual usage percentages   |69.149.50.xxx |2008-11-17 07:51:44 ===Net Applications=== {| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: auto; table-layout: fixed;" |+ '''Global usage share data from: [http://www.netapplications.com Net Applications]''' |- ! style="width:10em" | Date ! style="width:6em" | [[Internet Explorer]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Netscape]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Mozilla Application Suite|Mozilla]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Opera (web browser)|Opera]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Safari (web browser)|Safari]] ! style="width:6em" | [[Chrome (web browser)|Chrome]] ! Source |- | Q4 2008 || 71.11% || 0.46% || 0.09% || 20.06% || 0.75% || 6.62% || 0.74% || [http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid =0&qpmr=15&qpdt=1&qpct=3&qpcal=1&qptimeframe=Q&qps p=39 Q4 2008] |- | Q3 2008 || 72.22% || 0.68% || 0.09% || 19.48% || 0.71... Reply | Quote 0   0

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