Firefox 4 bigger than IE 9

Mozilla's Firefox 4's browser usage share grew over two and  a half times in the six days since its March 22 launch, a web analytics company said today.

 According to California-based Net Applications, Firefox 4 accounted for 3.7% of all browsers used Sunday, up from last Tuesday's 1.4%.
Firefox 4's Sunday share was double that of Microsoft's newest browser, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), which was released March 14.

Overall Firefox have lost 2.5% of their users, and IE 4.8%, while Chrome have increased their users with 5.3% the last year. Apple Safari have increased with 1.9% in one year.

New Chrome 10 Beta

Google Chrome have now released a new beta of Chrome 10.
The javascript performance in this version have increased with over 60%(!) than Chrome 9.

Heres a graph of the javascript performance in Chrome.

In Chrome 10 Beta, you can now also synchronize your password between your computers.
And finally Chrome 10 Beta implemented GPU-accelerated video! Now your GPU will do the work when playing movies from the Chrome 10 browser instead of your CPU. 


If you want to try out the new Chrome 10 Beta, you can download it here