For all the coverage of smartphone proliferation, Android, search, G+, and so on, we haven't heard as much about Google's fledgling web apps market. We're quietly sneaking up
on the first birthday of the Chrome Web App Store. Google's browser itself has been quickly gaining ground amongst the competition, as
Robin reported last week that Chrome had passed Firefox to become the second largest browser in marketshare, with 25.7 percent. Based on those numbers, both Firefox and IE (which has the top share) have been in seemingly aggressive declines, while Chrome has been growing steadily. As to Chrome's app store, the early reports showed
slow growth and sales, but in September the Web Store
passed 30 million aggregate users. Then came the redesign.
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