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How does that graph disprove my supposition? I would assume Firefox's share is almost completely Linux users and people on the more sophisticated end who choos
by skohan 5y ago
How does that graph disprove my supposition? I would assume Firefox's share is almost completely Linux users and people on the more sophisticated end who choose Firefox explicitly.
The pattern you see there would still hold in the scenario I describe so long as Chrome is quite effective at getting people to install chrome through things like banners and email CTA's.
- YetAnotherNick 5y agoSo what that they are linux users? I am sure you would consider Linux users as at least partially caring about the browser they use. I can't imagine any linux user to use Edge even if it was available on Linux. The point is more user care about the browser they user than you think.
- skohan 5y agoWell Firefox is largely the default on Linux, so it wouldn't represent a proactive choice. And linux users are probably more likely to fall into the category of sophisticated user than the general population. I don't see any evidence in what you've presented that the average computer user cares at all about what browser they're using beyond "I will click until the annoying notifications go away".