It’s been a bit over a week since Google launched its Chrome web browser and, according to NetApplications, it’s already snared 1-2 percent of the global browser market. Clicky says Chrome is being used by 2-3% of visitors to the 45,000 sites it tracks.

Looking at our own website statistics, 2.5 percent of visitors to our Kikabink website are now using Chrome, while 43.38 percent use Internet Explorer, 47.18 percent use Firefox and 5.25 percent use Safari.

Source: Richard MacManus, “RWW Predictions: Browser Wars 2.0″, Read Write Web, September 8, 2008, Michael Arrington, “Google Analytics Now Tracks Chrome. Our Share: 6.23%”, TechCrunch, September 4, 2008

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