> Considering that both of those markets grew significantly since IE6 days, that makes Chrome more dominant than IE ever was. No. Dominance is a function of ma

> Considering that both of those markets grew significantly since IE6 days, that makes Chrome more dominant than IE ever was. No. Dominance is a function of market share, not market size, that's silly. Otherwise I could argue that Firefox is also more dominant than IE ever was, since it's got more users than peak IE. Same with Safari. But then 3 browsers would simultaneously be more dominant than the one that controlled 95% of the market at its peak. Neat.