Chrome 15 takes off as the World’s most popular browser!

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Whether you are in or out, Chrome 15 establishes itself as the most popular browser, Worldwide as reported by the StatCounter, the website analytics company. Chrome 15 claims a 23.6%
usage share of browsers in the market while IE 8 is down to 23.5%, throughout the last week of November (28^TH November to 11^th December).

Google Chrome last month overtook Mozilla’s famous browser, Firefox on weekly basis.  However when all the versions of IE are aggregated, Microsoft Internet Explorer still hold the first position, Google Chrome 2^nd and Mozilla Firefox 3^rd.

Fig. Chrome 15 takes off IE 8 from 28th November to 11th December

When we explore region-wise, Chrome 15 is the popular browser of UK than compared to IE8. Chrome surpassed IE in UK on the week starting from 7^th November. In the last week stating from 5^th December, Google Chrome version 15 claims a 24.7% share in UK while Internet Explorer version 8 is down to 21.1%. US, on the other hand, continue to love IE. In the same week, starting from 5^th December, US Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 claims 27% usage share while Chrome 15 18.1%

The CEO of the StatCounter, Aodhan Cullen, comments on the news: “ Google announced Chrome for business exactly a year ago and IT administrators appear to have embraced it in a remarkably short time,” …. “Looking at the daily stats, Chrome 14 and 15 have been overtaking IE8 at weekends since the beginning of October. However, Chrome 15 overtook IE8 for the first time during the five day working week, in week commencing 5th December. It looks as if people favour Chrome on weekends at home but office commercial use has now caught up.”

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