Chrome: The People’s Web Browser Choice
For one day, Chrome, and not IE, was the most popular Web browser
For one day, March 18th, 2012, Chrome, and not Internet Explorer (IE), was the most popular Web browser in the world. It won’t be the last day. While the start of the work week put IE comfortably back on top. When users aren’t chained to their desks, they’re choosing to use Google’s speedy Chrome.
StatCounter, the Web-site analytics company research arm StatCounter Global Stats found that Chrome was the number one browser in the world that day. StatCounter data comes from over 15 billion page views per month (4 billion from the US) to the StatCounter network of more than three million websites.
Desktop, tablet, or smartphone, now that Chrome is also moving to mobile platforms as well, the people are speaking and they’re saying that they want Chrome for their Web browser. The trend towards increased Chrome use over the weekend is clear. Chrome’s speed and relatively better security is winning it fans by the day. Within a few months, Chrome will rule the weekend. Then, with the rise of the “bring your own device” (BYOD) movement, it seems that within a year or so Chrome, and not IE, will be the world’s most popular Web browser all the time.
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