| Internet Explorer is the world’s most widely used browser, designed by Microsoft with you in mind. | I think that Microsoft wins this “contest”. When you look at it you’ll most likely ask your self: Would I use the most widely used browser? And most likely you’ll answer: Yes I would like to use what everybody else does. |
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| The powerful and easy-to-use Web browser. Try the only browser with Opera Turbo technology, and speed up your Internet connection. | So what does this really mean? Opera is providing a powerful and easy-to-use Web browser and with Opera Turbo technology.
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| Google Chrome. A fast new browser. Made for everyone. | Google uses “Made for everyone” as their sales pitch. And that’s quite close to the Microsoft slogan: “Most widely used” … “…with you in mind”. That is is a new browser is not that important for me. |
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| Your online security is Firefox’s top priority. Firefox is free, and made to help you get the most out of the web. | Mozilla is using safe and secure as the major reason for choosing Firefox as your default browser.
I really don’t think this is a great sales pitch. It does not win me over for sure. Why not focus on why it is better for you as a web user. Does it render the pages faster than the others? Does it have features that are better for YOU? Mozilla should, like Google and Microsoft, focus on the user. |
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| Safari for Windows from Apple, the world’s most innovative browser. | So this is the most innovative browser. Cool.
But since I am on a Linux machine, I can’t use it. Pitty. Still, it is the world most innovative browser. Opera, Chrome or Firefox does not use that slogan. Maybe they should? |
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| You can see the browser choices here | |
The browser choices and their sales pitches
March 2nd, 2010
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