I did use chrome in the past, than at one point it completely derped up just showing white pages, nomatter what site you went to. This was probably due to a weird update bug thing. Anyhow. since I couldn't sue chrome at the time I decided to switch to firefox and I'm not bothered to switch back. There is no noticable difference between the two browsers.
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I am deeply entrenched in the world of Google, and so use Chrome for my day-to-day use because it plays nice with all of my various google accounts and phone. I do wander into other browsers, but usually only to test out web dev features to make sure they are cross compatible.
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This is a good table (I think I linked it in the last thread also), it shows the browser 'market share' per month.
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
If you look at the results and then imagine how they would be for the 'young' age groups that populate this server, you can estimate what an MCME-0nly one would look like.
I'd guess that maybe:
70-75% use chrome
15-20% use firefox
1-5% use IE
1-5% use others.
Give or take a few here and there.
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
If you look at the results and then imagine how they would be for the 'young' age groups that populate this server, you can estimate what an MCME-0nly one would look like.
I'd guess that maybe:
70-75% use chrome
15-20% use firefox
1-5% use IE
1-5% use others.
Give or take a few here and there.
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@imtheproof There doesn't seem to be a link in your post, but I'm assuming this is what you were going to link? w3 Schools Browser Stats
Don't we all.
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Chrome. Definitely chrome. However, at my school, we're forced to use IE, because they're too lazy to download chrome and, apparently, firefox can't open certain pages. I used to use firefox but then I downloaded the new update and it's suddenly only slightly better than IE. Also I have a chromebook.