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I think it's a matter of psychological leap (or the absense thereof). Changing browsers requires aquiring new habbits. Most people don't like change. On the ot
by Schtarflucz 17y ago
I think it's a matter of psychological leap (or the absense thereof).
Changing browsers requires aquiring new habbits. Most people don't like change. On the other hand, they're already familiar with the concept of a browser plugin thanks to Flash and Accrobat. The Google Chrome Frame can be understood as a speed booster and a bunch of additional features for IE rather than a new browser.
Edit: Icey burn me to it.