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I'm wondering if there's a population of users that have computers that are not that locked down, but don't have the savvy to install a browser. (My father's workplace gives him standard-User level access, but he's still been able to install Firefox.)

Additionally, this is probably wishful thinking, but I wonder if there's any chance IT departments would actually be somewhat friendly to this. Theoretically it shouldn't add much (if any) support load, since websites have to opt-in to Google Chrome Frame. An IT department could install it, still have all their internal apps run fine on IE and their users can have a better experience on the web without having to know or care about it.

(Of course, that assumes IT departments would actually want to give their users a better web experience to begin with...)