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Originally posted by John Anderton
So I just feel that it will hurt the other browsers way more than IE because honestly.. the IE users could have moved to any of the "other" browsers but didn't and Google Chrome doesn't have anything that is SO major that they would decide to do it now and not have done it earlier (to Firefox/Opera/Safari etc.)
More and more people are getting to know of new browsers and moving for IE to Firefox, Opera or Safari. Most of them were rarely in the news/papers. Chrome has been featured on a lot of news channels and papers. When people are exposed to new options, they surely would love to try them. Most of them would probably switch to Chrome because its a lot faster and smoother and other browsers.
On the other hand, Firefox users might want to stick to Firefox because of the wide range of addons/extensions/skins available. Had the faster performance have been at a higher priority than speed to them, they would've switched to Opera or Safari already.
For people using IE, Chrome is a lot better in many aspects. For those with Firefox, Chrome only is better in terms of memory lag only. Moving from IE to Chrome is more justified than moving from Firefox to Chrome.
I guess it'll effect IE way more than Firefox. But that is just an assumption, I might be wrong.
I still have Firefox as my default browser, though I have Chrome open for video and other purposes.
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Originally posted by John Anderton
Hope you guys already know about the Chrome Easter Egg (No I've not read the entire 9 pages of the thread yet )
Thanks for the link. I didn't know about all that
. I hardly have played around with Chrome yet.
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