CNET News : "Google's browsers edged closer to second place in both desktop and mobile markets, a gradual trend that helps Google's profitability and its long-term plans for the Web. On personal computers, Chrome rose from 15.5 percent of global usage in August to 16.2 percent in September, according to Net Applications, whose Web-based analytics tools monitor usage. Chrome trails Internet Explorer, which dropped from 55.3 percent to 54.4 percent, and Firefox, which dipped from 22.6 percent to 22.5 percent." Related articles Chrome to Overtake Firefox in Browser Popularity by End of Year [In Brief] (lifehacker.com) Chrome to Surpass Firefox's Market Share by December (nytimes.com)
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