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Safari gamble triples market share
Following the release of Safari for Windows and Apple’s controversial decision to install it using the iTunes installer, it now seems thatSafari has tripled its market share.
According to Net Applications’ figures, Safari 3.1 took a 0.21% share of the market in its first month, up from the 0.07% of version 3, released a year earlier.
Source: PC Pro
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02/05/2008 at 02:43 pm
[…] Talal Masood - BLOG wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt Following the release of Safari for Windows and Apple’s controversial decision to install it using the iTunes installer, it now seems thatSafari has tripled its market share. According to Net Applications’ figures, Safari 3.1 took a 0.21% share of the market in its first month, up from the 0.07% of version 3, released a year earlier. Source: PC Pro Return to the main QBS site […]