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What will be the share of Google's chrome by the end of 2008.
And what about the rest ?
According to this scource:
http://www.thecoun...
[ Closed ] on 2008-12-31 EST,
Unanswered
Currently (August 2008) the market share for browsers is : MS IE (72.15%), Firefox (19.73%), Safari (6.37%), Opera (0.74%), Mozilla (0.10%) and other assorted browsers (0.17%). http://marketshare...
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[ Closed ] on 2008-12-31 EST,
1 Ziibos Answered
Safari vs IE vs Firefox. Which browser will be the most secure by 2009.
[ Predicted ]
Firefox
(67% chance)
Because it is extremely hard to prove which browser will be the most secured numerically, we will keep this a casual prediction. I am sure browser security matters to you. So?
[ Closed ] on 2009-01-01 EST,
Unanswered
How many web browsers will you have on your computer by 2010?
[ Predicted ]
4 or more browsers
(39% chance)
We have come to an era in which there are more browsers to choose from than we need. IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome etc.
If you don't want to think too much, you will probably stick with the ...
[ Closed ] on 2008-10-10 EDT,
Unanswered
Paypal actually blocks Apple Safari by the end of Q2 2008?
[ End Result ]
issue security warning only
http://www.crn.com...
PayPal, an eBay subsidiary that provides an e-commerce alternative to traditional currency exchange, said it will take steps to block transactions from users with outdated browse...
[ Scored ] on 2008-07-03 EDT
Safari vs. IE, which browser will be considered more buggy by end of Q3 2008?
[ Predicted ]
Both have similar buggy-ness
(55% chance)
"Apple, Inc. and Microsoft disagree on who needs to fix a security threat that blends Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer browsers. The Safari hole allows dumping executable files on a des...
[ Closed ] on 2008-07-04 EDT,
Unanswered
Will Safari be more popular than Firefox before 2010?
[ Predicted ]
No, Firefox > Safari
(84% chance)
Apple recently added the "feature" to push Safari to you when you update iTunes, and Mozilla CEO John Lilly blasted the move, probably in the fear that Safari will gain more browser market share on the...
[ Closed ] on 2008-04-24 EDT,
Unanswered
The iPhone should allow a flip into a horizontal input layout, whenever you use the input function. They manage to do it with the Safari application. Why not with every application?
[ Closed ] on 2007-10-10 EDT,
3 Ziibos Answered