Windows 10: Chrome is the most popular web browser of all

http://www.zdnet.com/article/chrome-...rowser-of-all/

:)

 

Manage add ons microsoft edge

In 2 years, you will be hard pressed to find a browser other than IE that has add-on support. The web has changed. It's time for tools that extend the web, not get in the way of it, hence extensions. Google Chrome lead the way, the first major browser that
removed add-on support, and it's one of the most popular browsers. Chrome, Safari, Edge, and other major browsers are all turning to a cleaner, safer, and smarter browsing experience.

Move on.

 

Microsoft edge is not compatible with my company website

Versions of Internet Explorer earlier than IE 11 are no longer able to be installed. Try Google Chrome.

If your company website doesn't work on Google Chrome or IE 11 - the two most popular web browsers - then the website is the problem, not the browser.

 

For our sites Chrome has been the leader for years, I've just checked and it's currently at 58% of visitor use it.

 

*Thumbs

 

What I really love about Chrome, if I setup a new computer, or do a clean install, when I install Chrome, I have the EXACT same browser, as on all my systems, and operating systems, in less than 30 seconds. down to the last saved cookie, and smallest setting like the Flash & Handler settings.

 

And you can share the same bookmarks across all PCs.

 

You can also share the same malware across all your systems. Don't get me wrong Chrome is a nice browser but I don't like it.

 

Speaking of memory resources...

 

Yeah, what about it, I have memory to spare*Biggrin
A very common misconception, many people compare Chrome to IE or now Edge resource usage, and they forget that they both are hooked into the system, that they have resources running ALL the time, that show up under other names than Edge or IE, and they use just as many resources, if not more, than Chrome or FF.

 

Not for me it is. Firefox is my favorite. I only use Chrome for watching American Football and series on i.e. putlocker.

 

I'd say Chrome did more damage to Firefox's market share than IE's. I don't recall Firefox never making big gains on Internet Explorer, It was huge in the mid 2000s.

 

Word for word more or less the same.....only difference Edge for me especially with an M$ account, all my own personal setups synced on four computers.

 

has the world gone totally insane, most users, using the same browser I use? world's end truly is near.

 

I only use Chrome for flash content I can't see on Firefox (Firefox is converting some flash elements into HTML5 automatically). Firefox is really lightweight and fast compared to Chrome, at least for me.