Commenti a: Firefox primo, Chrome secondo http://www.blogzilla.info/2009/04/30/firefox-primo-chrome-secondo/ Chiacchiere, novità e pettegolezzi sul mondo Mozilla Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:19:34 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Di: Giuliano http://www.blogzilla.info/2009/04/30/firefox-primo-chrome-secondo/comment-page-1/#comment-23453 Giuliano Sun, 03 May 2009 20:10:50 +0000 http://www.blogzilla.info/?p=826#comment-23453 This is what I call a very smart remark! Thank you Ken! :) This is what I call a very smart remark! Thank you Ken! :)

]]> Di: Ken Saunders http://www.blogzilla.info/2009/04/30/firefox-primo-chrome-secondo/comment-page-1/#comment-23452 Ken Saunders Fri, 01 May 2009 13:41:51 +0000 http://www.blogzilla.info/?p=826#comment-23452 "Google, which provides an average of 15 percent of overall global figures" Perhaps on Wakoopa, but Net Applications reports Chrome's market share at just 1.23% so it looks like a cheap trick to inflate Chrome's market share and make people think that many people are using it, and if they think that, they'll think, gee, maybe I should be too. Wakoopa has many tech savvy visitors who are likely to use the newest products out there like Chrome, but I have seen the Wakoopa Chrome stats around the Web and that is leading people to believe that Chrome is doing really well when in fact, and despite Google's massive marketing campaign for Chrome, it isn't doing well at all. I know that we (as advocates and supporters of Mozilla) are in for a long, long war, but at least Mozilla is up front, plays fair, and is honest. I'm already burnt on hearing about Chrome. The worst of it is that I love Google and its services. “Google, which provides an average of 15 percent of overall global figures”
Perhaps on Wakoopa, but Net Applications reports Chrome’s market share at just 1.23% so it looks like a cheap trick to inflate Chrome’s market share and make people think that many people are using it, and if they think that, they’ll think, gee, maybe I should be too.

Wakoopa has many tech savvy visitors who are likely to use the newest products out there like Chrome, but I have seen the Wakoopa Chrome stats around the Web and that is leading people to believe that Chrome is doing really well when in fact, and despite Google’s massive marketing campaign for Chrome, it isn’t doing well at all.

I know that we (as advocates and supporters of Mozilla) are in for a long, long war, but at least Mozilla is up front, plays fair, and is honest. I’m already burnt on hearing about Chrome. The worst of it is that I love Google and its services.

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