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wtfjapan
Chrome is heaps better than IE, im guessing its market dominance will mean the EU will take them to court for unfair trade practices. it being free and all!?
Serrano
Gates is probably saying, "'bout time, Google," lol
theFu
Mooooo. Proof that advertising works. I hear that chrome is a nice browser. Chromium is the non-proprietary version and also a nice browser without all the built-in tracking.
Does nobody else think that installing a browser created by the largest advertising & internet tracking company in the world is a bad idea?
Seems that MSFT wants to mirror that business model based on their default privacy settings in Win10.
Liam Baka
@theFu no-one cares, simple as that. I am a full time university level computer science student, and both me and vast majority of my fellow students are just happy it's all free. More money to spend on video games, anime merchandise, and going to otaku conventions!
Fadamor
The beef I have with Chrome is that it incorporates its own version of Adobe Flash so updating Flash does NOT update the one that Chrome uses.
IE was bound to be surpassed now that Microsoft no longer promotes it and instead promotes Edge. I'd say Google has won an anemic victory by overtaking an obsolete browser.
badsey3
I was sort of surprised that IE was even on the list = for desktop maybe. Microsoft doesn't even really support IE and want people to use BING.
TakahiroDomingo
chrome was the best.
chrome is today the slowest loading, greatest memory hog, brutal hard disk thrasher of all browsers. I hate depending on it, because I use gmail and it has the translator. if any other browser makes instant translation, without having to install 10th party extensions, i would gladly switch and kiss chromes ass goodbye
Peter Payne
Congrats to Google. They are the best.
Mocheake
When was IE ever the best? Back in the dinosaur days of the Internet, maybe?