That's up 76 percent from last year. And we're stilltalking about a 3.19% browser market share, according toNet A licatio . Of course, as stated on the Surfin' Safari blog, the hope (for A le) is to see more WebKit-basedbrowsers out there too. You may recall Nokia's S60 web browser is just such abeast. Whether or not a cell phone browser will make a dent in WebKit's market share? I'll let you decide that one. Inthe end, I can really only hope all this great market share busine is going to make some developers out there (youknow who you are) work a little harder to make their we ites Safari-compatible. List the worst Safari offenders in thecomments, and just ignore Google, where everything isbeta. Besides, it could be worse: you could be using Opera.
Sunday, 21 January 2007
Safari use up 76 percent
That's up 76 percent from last year. And we're stilltalking about a 3.19% browser market share, according toNet A licatio . Of course, as stated on the Surfin' Safari blog, the hope (for A le) is to see more WebKit-basedbrowsers out there too. You may recall Nokia's S60 web browser is just such abeast. Whether or not a cell phone browser will make a dent in WebKit's market share? I'll let you decide that one. Inthe end, I can really only hope all this great market share busine is going to make some developers out there (youknow who you are) work a little harder to make their we ites Safari-compatible. List the worst Safari offenders in thecomments, and just ignore Google, where everything isbeta. Besides, it could be worse: you could be using Opera.
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