Hi avast forum members,
[b]IE8 fails to stem slippage; Chrome jumps after Google touts browser[/b]
Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), which again fell to a new market share low last month, is on a pace of decline that will push the once overwhelming dominant browser under 50% by this time in 2011, according to new Web usage data. [url=http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9132669][b]More on the news here[/b][/url]
Only time will tell. Statistics are meaningless since they only reflect the intended hypothesis. ;D
Yeah, and who knows, the stats may be wrong. I have 4 browsers installed and use them whenever I feel like. Sometimes FF, Chrome, IE, or Avant.
Just because they see a user using a certain browser, doesn’t mean that the user might not come back at a later date using another browser…
<blockquote>Only time will tell. Statistics are meaningless since they only reflect the intended hypothesis.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Just because they see a user using a certain browser, doesn't mean that the user might not come back at a later date using another browser...</blockquote>
;D I agree both of what you said specially as software technology is fast evolving. ;)