I'm not seeing any real increase in visits from the Google Chrome browser.
But, I just noticed something else..... I was just out trying to check a new page that was added a few days ago, which had a link off of one of the dictionary pages. However the page did not contain the link to the new page. Checked the server and the server showed the page was just up-dated a few days ago. Hmm, I hit the 'reload this page button' and the link shows up, "Pulse Shape".
In Internet Explorer, for example, there is an option to 'Automatically' check for a newer version of the page, but I can not find that option in the Chrome Browser. Yea, we don't like that........
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Not really sure why but the server counter, AWSTATS, still does not show any hits from Google Chrome??
1/30/09 Page views from the Google Chrome browser are coming in at 1.95%, or account for 16,824 page visits. Still hovering around 200 visits a day, or a bit less than 1000/week. Interesting the curve is almost flat. It could be that most companies will not allow the browser, as most of the web hits come in from engineering companies.
Looks like Google has 35 different versions of the software. Looks like I need to update too.
6/4/09 In coming hits using Google Chrome is now reaching 250 per day, with a total number of visitors at 38,349.
I can only assume that more people have adopted Chrome as there browser.
Google Analytics indicates that there are 76 different software versions that have visited the site.
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