Google Chrome - usage statistics for 3 weeks

For those who were interested in the growth prospects of the user base of the new browser. The statistics were collected on the basis of 40,000 sites that are being monitored by the Net Application campaign.

Week starting	Aug. 24	Aug. 31	Sept. 7	Sept. 15	Net change
IE	72.39%	71.03%	71.24%	71.48%	-0.91%
Firefox	19.54%	19.78%	19.35%	19.42%	-0.13%
Safari	6.27%	6.67%	6.95%	6.73%	0.45%
Chrome	-----	0.67%	0.85%	0.77%	0.77%
Opera	0.74%	0.75%	0.70%	0.68%	-0.06%
Netscape	0.77%	0.83%	0.67%	0.66%	-0.11%

Source: Net Applications
Firstly, there is a noticeable decrease in interest in the browser - they tried it, put a check in my head about what it is, but you have to wait for it to be brought to mind. Secondly - I was surprised by the Safari in which Chrome actually ate nothing, although the version under * nix is ​​available almost immediately after the release of Windows. Again, Firefox users are significantly “more faithful” to their usual browser than IE users (which is not surprising, until Chrome has acquired plug-ins familiar to Firefox users) For fans of the details, there is a little more information in English here . I get into those 0.77 percent that they started using Chrome - at least for a Gmail account using a shortcut - conveniently and no glitches. UPDATE I was corrected that the nick version is nothing more than a port of Windows, and it is not yet fully communicated of mind. even before the functionality of the original Windows version. So the situation with Safari has found its explanation.