Google Chrome already surpasses Mozilla Firefox as the most used browser

Google Chrome has overtaken Mozilla Firefox in November, and both have a market share of 25,7% and 25,2%, respectively.

It is the first time that Chrome has beaten Firefox in its history, and this has led to many debates starting on the Internet, around the near future of browsing... is Internet Explorer's days numbered? That's what it seems to us.

StatCounter figures show that Microsoft's web browser has the majority, a 40.6% market share. Looking at figures from years ago, the drop has been incredibly large, going from more than 85% to less than half in a very short time.

The market is changing, and it is very clear that no matter how overwhelming the success of Windows 7 and the future Windows 8 is, this is something that cannot be stopped. Google Chrome is going all out.

The most optimistic analyzes point to Chrome with a quota very similar to that of the Redmond browser for some not very specific point in the next year. Perhaps around this time in 2012, we are talking about a battle for first place... even though Windows 8 is on the market with Internet Explorer 10.