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It expects to be at 5% at least in a year

Sep. 18, 2009 05:15 PM

Google's Chrome browser claims a bit under 3% of the market right now, but Chrome engineering director Linus Upson told Reuters that it expects to be at 5% at least in a year and if it's not at 10% at least in two years, it'll be "exceptionally disappointed." It just released Chrome v3 and expects to support the Mac before the end of the year.

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