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(FR) IE market share drops below 60% in EU, Chrome gains
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Much appreciated, Hans.
You're welcome, I'm glad people appreciate it.
Honestly, I'm a bit of a stat-junk, always watching this site to see if new stats are up, because I have my hesitations about NetApps.
Sadly, the Xiti monitor reports are not what they were. They used to have browser market-share stats for all countries in the EU about every month, but nowadays it's only a non-regular editors pick. So seems like this addict has to look elsewhere.
I'm really interested in Chrome market share as a result of the multi-million campaigns by Google (busstops, 30m/100ft high billboards along the highway, big newspapers), at least in NL but probably in other countries too. But we can only see the result of the January-adds after February or so I guess.
Honestly, I'm a bit of a stat-junk, always watching this site to see if new stats are up, because I have my hesitations about NetApps.
Sadly, the Xiti monitor reports are not what they were. They used to have browser market-share stats for all countries in the EU about every month, but nowadays it's only a non-regular editors pick. So seems like this addict has to look elsewhere.
I'm really interested in Chrome market share as a result of the multi-million campaigns by Google (busstops, 30m/100ft high billboards along the highway, big newspapers), at least in NL but probably in other countries too. But we can only see the result of the January-adds after February or so I guess.
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