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Question Posted Saturday June 2 2007, 7:00 pm

what's the 1st most popular website in the world? it's not myspace and i googled it and it didn't help. thanks!

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superstarblue89 answered Saturday June 2 2007, 11:08 pm:
I would say MSN just because that is the homepage that 95% of computers are set to...not Yahoo like some girl said...in fact I'd say yahoo is a bit further down on the list...I would put google in a 2nd place and probably a site like wikipedia in third...

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christina answered Saturday June 2 2007, 10:40 pm:
Probably Google. It's one of the best search-engines out there and everyone knows about it.

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Cux answered Saturday June 2 2007, 9:57 pm:
Even though we might think its Advicenators.. I'm pretty sure its a search engine website..

i.e., Google, Ask, Wikipedia, Yahoo, Dogpile, etc.

My best guess would be Google.. since that's the one website everyone's heard of.

--Jack

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theymos answered Saturday June 2 2007, 8:53 pm:
**The list below is accurate and based on scientific data. It's not my opinion.**

**I'm surprised so many people think the answer is Google. Yahoo has for years been set up as the default homepage for new computers, and I think that explains it(it could also be that Alexa, whose traffic ratings everyone uses, is owned by yahoo...). The results below are global. In the US, Google is second, with about 24% of all internet users visiting it daily(yahoo is about 26%).**

Accurate alexa rankings:
1: yahoo.com (is often set as homepage when a computer is bought, the non-so-technically-inclined leave it)
2: msn.com (same as yahoo, it's set as a homepage)
3: google.com (google is set as a homepage, and is also used to search by almost everyone)
4: youtube.com (not only a social networking site like myspace, it's the exclusive video sharing site)
5: live.com (the old hotmail is now live.com)
6: myspace.com
7: baidu.com (a Chinese search engine)
8: orkut.com (Google's myspace)
9: wikipedia.org
10: qq.com (Chinese IM and social networking site)

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fabulous11 answered Saturday June 2 2007, 8:33 pm:
agreed with the first person google is probaly the most popular.


Jess<3

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dancedance42 answered Saturday June 2 2007, 8:06 pm:
Well I don't know for sure, but I would have to guess google.

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