The adoption of Edge browser on desktop/laptop devices was comparatively low – increased from 0.82% in August 2015 to 3.11% in August 2016. Microsoft launched its Edge browser for Windows 10 and Xbox One in July 2015. At that time, the Google’s Chrome was running on 63.19% of all desktop and laptop devices. It was the first time in October 2016 when the share of IE in the global desktop market declined to single digits i.e. After that, it started declining due to the popularity of the Chrome browser. Top Desktop Browser Market Share: History!Īs the graph shows, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was dominating the global desktop market with over 50% share between January 2009 and August 2010. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, once the most widely used web browser, has secured the 5th spot in the worldwide desktop browser market with just 3.26% share as of April 2020. Microsoft Edge market share hit an all-time high in April 2020 Microsoft Edge browser manages a bit over 4.86% market share on traditional PCs and laptops (except Apple Safari). Mozilla’s Firefox share in the desktop market declined from 9.87% in January to 9.18% in April month.
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That’s a significant 3.1 percent point increase in Safari market share in June 2020, from June 2019 when the Safari was running only on 5.64% of the MAC devices, worldwide.įirefox currently stands at the third spot in the global desktop market, but the market share has consistently ben declining since January 2020. This was a 1.29 percentage point decline from the same period a year ago when the Chrome desktop browser market share was 70.71%.Īpple’s Safari browser which runs only on iOS devices captured 8.74% of the desktop browser market, globally. RegionĪccording to the StatCounter, Chrome browser accounted for a whopping 69.42% share of the total desktop browser market in June 2020.
This is followed by the Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. Google Chrome has been dominating the worldwide desktop browser market for the last 8 years. Interestingly, the world’s top 3 desktop browsers now capture 86.64% of the total market, leaving other browsers to compete for the remaining 13.36% of the market. The above graph represents the monthly distribution of the desktop browser market share worldwide.
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