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Depends how effective they are at converting people that don't really care. Pretty much everyone that really spends any time at all thinking about browsers and
by robryan 15y ago
Depends how effective they are at converting people that don't really care. Pretty much everyone that really spends any time at all thinking about browsers and their differences would have already tried chrome.
I think they will continue to make inroads into IE with word of mouth recommendations and user frustration, a lot of the Firefox crowd though would be pretty happy with it and unlikely to change.
- MikeCapone 15y agoI've installed Chrome on at least 4 people's computers and they are still using it. If you win over the geeks, you get a lot of other 'dependent' people. Business usage will be harder, though... Maybe if Chromebooks really take off.
- mbrubeck 15y agoFor the people who don't care what browser they use, Google is converting them by bundling Chrome with other products like Skype, which automatically installs Chrome and makes it the default browser on IE users' computers. I posted some more details about this in the previous discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2719358 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2719358