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The article doesn't mention mobile, the area where I would expect Chrome to be gaining (and IE isn't a player).
by GiraffeNecktie 16y ago
The article doesn't mention mobile, the area where I would expect Chrome to be gaining (and IE isn't a player).
- sudont 16y agoMobile is completely dominated by WebKit. Chrome's process model, JS engine and, well chrome, are really the only things that separate it from Safari, meaning that Chrome's gains on mobile are fairly moot, since the engine's used in iOS, Android, and Symbian.