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0 pointsskybrian7y ago0 comments

This probably does explain why a lot of people tried it, but it doesn't explain why they kept on using it. Often, ad campaigns cause churn as people try a product but bounce off of it.

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ionised7y ago

I don't think most average web users do a comparison of browsers. They pick one (or get told to use one) and stick with it because for their use cases, there isn't much differences between the browser anyway.

skybrianOP7y ago

They probably aren't keen observers, but if the browser is slow or confusing and they get annoyed, maybe they wouldn't install it next time? It's not like people are completely oblivious to quality.

But we're just comparing impressions and I'd bet there is better data out there.

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ionised7y ago

skybrianOP7y ago

They probably aren't keen observers, but if the browser is slow or confusing and they get annoyed, maybe they wouldn't install it next time? It's not like people are completely oblivious to quality.

But we're just comparing impressions and I'd bet there is better data out there.

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