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That is rather sneaky of them, yes. But given that Firefox and Chrome both open up to Google, MS's going to be hard-pressed to keep it up, even with their OS ad
by JCThoughtscream 17y ago
That is rather sneaky of them, yes. But given that Firefox and Chrome both open up to Google, MS's going to be hard-pressed to keep it up, even with their OS advantage.
And I wonder how mobile search'll effect the end results...
- alttab 17y agoVery true. That said, the typical Windows user that uses IE 'because its already on the machine' doesn't know enough to want to use Firefox or Chrome, and probably wouldn't have downloaded it anyway. The market share I was pointing out were the ones still using IE6/7 and go to Google but might go to Bing because it looks like a good search engine, and will want the new 'Windows 7 experience.'