Google's Chrome mentioned Mozilla Firefox will overtake fame by becoming the second most popular web browsers in 2012.
StatCounter, a web browser tracking firm, claiming that the data shows that Google Chrome will overtake Firefox by the end of this year.
According to statistical data displayed StatCounter, Chrome's global market share was 23.6 percent in September, while Firefox reached 26.8 percent. Microsoft's Internet Explorer still leads with 41.7 percent.
Statistical data also shows an increase in Chrome charts in the last two years. While Firefox has stagnated and shows that its market share continues to erode, Microsoft Internet Explorer is also continuously decreasing.
Mozilla has tried to fight back in 2011 with the release of several new versions of the browser property. Firefox 4 proved to be very popular. But the problem, many believe that Mozilla is a web browser that is slow and takes up less memory.
On the other hand, quoted from The Inquirer, October 2, 2011, users see that Chrome is more simple but proven much faster.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is not able to prevent a decline in Internet Explorer, although it has released the latest version of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) earlier this year.
Just as with previous versions of Internet Explorer, IE9 failed to attract users back to using the web browser is due to a bad reputation. It is these factors that make Chrome users increasing every year.
According to StatCounter, the dominance of Microsoft's web browser market is also in jeopardy next year. If Google Chrome managed to become the most popular web browser, this could mark the beginning of the king of the Microsoft web paralysis, since the turn of the millennium.
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