Edit: wrong thread

I like Chrome, but I prefer FF. It's a good alternative for when FF doesn't work, but I don't use it very much.

Also, I can't believe IE still has that much people using it.

your data isnt right

2009       IE7         IE6         IE8       Fx          Chrome  S         O
February 25.4%    17.4%    0.8%    46.4%   4.0%      3.0%   2.2%

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

source it *Edit* ok

^ The w3 schools is going to be VERY skewed to FF. How many general browsers go to a site that instructs on web developement. Please consider your sources.

As for my personnal experience, chrome was slow for me, with most pages not even loading. As for FF, I loved ff2, but I think they tried to out Microsoft Microsoft. I find it slower than ie7.

I just like w3 better than the first site. Plus there has abeen a report of IE falling to Mozilla a while back.

Chrome rocks. It's like a trackstar, compared to peg-legged IE and couch potato Firefox, when it comes to performance.

the thing about this particular situation is that it takes time for people to even find out about things like this.

Myself for instance didn't even know about Google chrome until about a month and a half ago. I switched immediately once I used it a few times and saw that it blew FF, Opera, and Safari (all of which were installed on my computer at the time and yes I did speed tests) out of the water. I have since introduced it at my work and with my family and successfully converted probably 10 people. But it takes a while for word of mouth to spread, besides 1.15% in a few months, that's pretty good.

well i guess so. I think they were trying to sue microsoft a while back because IE was being bundled with windows. I hope they lose honestly 99% dont care what browser theyre using