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Fire it up man... This awsome thing works like a magic, and that too everywhere.. without any "ISSUES"

 

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For browsing needs only you hardly feel the diffrence in diffrent browsers however as far as Web Application developent is concerned Firefox gives you more flexibilty by the use of various add-ons

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i am totally agreed with subodh firefox has addons which not only help designer but to the web developer as well. You just need to think & firefox has addon to solve that...while codding dis is the best debugger tool i have seen..my vote to firefox :)

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In addition to Jaganmohan's view it is a beta version of a new open source browser i.e, .Google Chrome.a browser window that is streamlined and simple. To most people, it isn't the browser that matters. It's only a tool to run the important stuff - the pages, sites and applications that make up the web. Like the classic Google homepage, Google Chrome is clean and fast. It gets out of your way and gets you where you want to go.

In Google Chrome,there is a foundation of a browser that runs today's complex web applications much better . By keeping each tab in an isolated "sandbox", we were able to prevent one tab from crashing another and provide improved protection from rogue sites. It help to improve speed and responsiveness across the board.

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Chrome Strong Against Firefox And Safari, IE Untouched

Even though Google's Chrome has been publically available for less than a week, its Web browser market share has already reached over 1 percent.

According to reports from Market Share and Stat Counter, the new Web browser from Google is making inroads into relatively well established browser turf. As of 2 p.m. EDT, Market Share reports that Chrome usage was at 1.03 percent, down from its high watermark of 1.57 percent set at 4 a.m. EDT on Thursday morning. Stat Counter notes that the global market share for Chrome is at 1.15 percent on September 4.

Interestingly, Stat Counter takes the analysis a step further and reports that Chrome is grabbing worldwide Web browser market shares from Safari and Firefox.

On September 3, the day Chrome was announced and launched to the public, Firefox's market share dipped 0.82 percent, while Safari dropped 0.21 percent, giving Chrome a 1.11 percent share on the day. A day later, Chrome was up 0.04 percent while Firefox fell another 2.28 percent. Safari remained consistent with the day before, losing 0.22 percent.

Interestingly enough, the only browser that grew in the Web browser market was Internet Explorer, according to Stat Counter.

Internet Explorer, which recently launched IE8 beta 2, grew 0.23 percent on September 3 and posted even bigger gains on the fourth, ballooning an additional 3.06 percent.

Open source enthusiasts and Firefox advocates might be worried that Google's Chrome seems to be taking the biggest bite out of Firefox's market share, especially considering how long and hard Mozilla has fought for its browser to be more widely accepted.

But it's important to note that Chrome, less than a week old, has just over 1 percent of the browser market and is still a beta. While the might Google brings to table may eventually begin to shift what people use to browse, it will likely be a slow process.

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freshness and simplicity in interface;faster and low phising(pls refer chrome help) ;so now chrome; 

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Though I am user of Firefox for ard 1 year, I feel firefox is memory hogging and many of the applications do not run in forefox.

Who said chrome is faster, even Netscape open gmail faster than chrome.

I agree IE has problem but it is universal browser, u can browse any sight on it, most easier to develop solution on and many more.

Even though it has lots of problem , and i hate it but i have to give my vote to IE