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Net Applications: Chrome At 1% Marketshare

Posted by: Heather Green on September 03, 2008

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Ahh, the Internet and its metrics.

Net Applications, which tracks browser marketshare, has a report up that’s tracking Google hour by hour.

So far, Google’s a about 1% marketshare.

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Reader Comments

tim

September 3, 2008 12:37 PM

But since people don't pay for browsers, it's not a terribly relevant metric. The issue is how to turn browsers into money. For a decade, we've heard Explorer will let MSFT dominate online services, photo finishing, travel, search, I could go on. Now GOOG and MSFT are arguing over whether Chrome is best for (free) online apps. But until we know why Google Docs is a meaningful ad medium (dubious), or why people would pay for it (because at $3 a month it would be cheaper than buying Office, which is the usual ASP reason for being) then it's hard to get real excited about this.

Anonymous

September 10, 2008 09:15 AM

Net Applications is not a reliable source of metrics.

http://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2008/09/04/why-is-net-applications-hitslink-changing-its-browser-stats-after-publishing

michael

September 12, 2008 02:47 AM

netapplications is a good service; enabling real-time tracking in more detail than some of the free services (sitemeter, etc)

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