ConceivablyTech opines (and we agree) that Google’s aggressive marketing push has helped Chrome score major gains recently. The search firm is on the roll lately: They have been airing new browser commercials and even signed up the talents of Lady GaGa for the latest advert. More than marketing, Mozilla should be worried about consumer trends that favor modern browsers which run their favorite web apps smoothly. That’s why Apple has been slowly but steadily growing its market share from 5.09 percent in July 2010 to 7.28 percent in May 2011. Chrome’s growth curve is even steeper, climbing from 7.16 percent in July 2010 to 12.52 percent in May 2011.StatCounter paints a similar picture even though their absolute numbers differ from Net Applications’ data. According to StatCounter, the Chrome browser had global market share of 19.36 percent in May 2011, a 1.07 percentage point increase from 18.29 percent that was reported for April. At the same time, Firefox was down 0.38 percentage points to 29.29 percent, its fourth consecutive drop. Adding Safari’s 5.0
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