Comments on: Browser War — Google Chrome into the mix now http://thefutureisentertaining.com/44/browser-war-google-chrome-into-the-mix-now the tom maduri weblog Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:41:44 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Amol Wagh http://thefutureisentertaining.com/44/browser-war-google-chrome-into-the-mix-now/comment-page-1#comment-1666 Amol Wagh Tue, 10 Mar 2009 05:35:56 +0000 http://thefutureisentertaining.com/?p=44#comment-1666 Google Chrome's launch was felt like only because of competetion (Personally to me) Still when i first used it it was good enough to sustain in a market. technically speaking there were bugs which is not good for security reasons, but many are removed till the date and chrome is getting better and better everyday Google Chrome’s launch was felt like only because of competetion (Personally to me) Still when i first used it it was good enough to sustain in a market. technically speaking there were bugs which is not good for security reasons, but many are removed till the date and chrome is getting better and better everyday

]]> By: Anthony http://thefutureisentertaining.com/44/browser-war-google-chrome-into-the-mix-now/comment-page-1#comment-328 Anthony Tue, 25 Nov 2008 08:10:18 +0000 http://thefutureisentertaining.com/?p=44#comment-328 I definitely tried out Google Chrome the day it came out, and used it for about a week. I can't say that I totally loved it though. I think it has to work out some issues overall, but the concept is definitely there. I definitely tried out Google Chrome the day it came out, and used it for about a week. I can’t say that I totally loved it though. I think it has to work out some issues overall, but the concept is definitely there.

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]]> By: Karina Harris http://thefutureisentertaining.com/44/browser-war-google-chrome-into-the-mix-now/comment-page-1#comment-210 Karina Harris Mon, 20 Oct 2008 22:43:24 +0000 http://thefutureisentertaining.com/?p=44#comment-210 I have heard a great deal about Google Chrome as soon as it came out, but have yet to try it for myself because a lot of people jumped on the Chrome bandwagon the day it came out and then went back to FireFox by day's end because of the amount of bugs found in Chrome. There is a lot to take into consideration when deciding on what browser to use long-term. I personally think that FireFox should come installed on new computers because so few people are using IE anymore and as more and more people start to use the internet for business endeavors, they want a browser that is reliable and not so buggy, very unlike IE. I have heard a great deal about Google Chrome as soon as it came out, but have yet to try it for myself because a lot of people jumped on the Chrome bandwagon the day it came out and then went back to FireFox by day’s end because of the amount of bugs found in Chrome. There is a lot to take into consideration when deciding on what browser to use long-term. I personally think that FireFox should come installed on new computers because so few people are using IE anymore and as more and more people start to use the internet for business endeavors, they want a browser that is reliable and not so buggy, very unlike IE.

]]> By: James http://thefutureisentertaining.com/44/browser-war-google-chrome-into-the-mix-now/comment-page-1#comment-105 James Tue, 02 Sep 2008 19:42:16 +0000 http://thefutureisentertaining.com/?p=44#comment-105 For years we have seen the mandatory installation of IE become more bloated by the year and less relevant to the ever changing environment of the internet. It’s latest iteration has been near laughable in it snail like speed. Yet Microsoft continues to insist on its installation. The end result:on my computer, as it is on the computers of countless others astute web surfers, IE just sits there taking up space and is never used. While IE still dominates the market with an almost 80% market share, it has slipped from its place of absolute power in 2004 where it controlled over 95%. Since then Firefox's speed, adaptability and cutomizability has taken it from near zero to 15% in that time. And now Redmond Washington's arch nemesis, has entered the fray. Their new view point on web browsing is interesting, however Google has not been overly successful in deploying many pet projects. That being said, the market is ripe for the picking and Microsoft may find itself caught with its pants down yet again. For years we have seen the mandatory installation of IE become more bloated by the year and less relevant to the ever changing environment of the internet. It’s latest iteration has been near laughable in it snail like speed. Yet Microsoft continues to insist on its installation. The end result:on my computer, as it is on the computers of countless others astute web surfers, IE just sits there taking up space and is never used. While IE still dominates the market with an almost 80% market share, it has slipped from its place of absolute power in 2004 where it controlled over 95%. Since then Firefox’s speed, adaptability and cutomizability has taken it from near zero to 15% in that time. And now Redmond Washington’s arch nemesis, has entered the fray. Their new view point on web browsing is interesting, however Google has not been overly successful in deploying many pet projects. That being said, the market is ripe for the picking and Microsoft may find itself caught with its pants down yet again.

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