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In Android we have access to different web browsers, both from the Play Store and other third-party stores. So each user can choose according to their preferences, but
In Android we have access to different web browsers, both from the Play Store and other third-party stores. So each user can choose according to their preferences, but the truth is that most people tend to opt for Google Chrome, an old acquaintance.
Last year, we knew about Chrome’s dominance as the most used browser on mobile phones worldwide. The statistics dictated this with overwhelming numbers. Now, Statcounter has published the results of their analysis: This is how users are distributed among available browsers.
At the end of August, users continue to surrender the throne to Google Chrome. the world’s most used browsersStatcounter gives Google browser a 66.17% share, above the last record.
It is also worth noting that these statistics correspond to August 2024. Positions haven’t changed much. Still, Statcounter offers a graph showing the development since August 2023. And it doesn’t just take into account the use of browsers on Google OS, Apple’s iPhones also enter the equation.
This fact is what makes Safari the second most used web browser on mobile phones: it reaches a rate of 23.28%, which is not insignificant. Who is in third place? We can think of Microsoft’s Edge, but Samsung closed the podium: Samsung Internet received a score of 4.13%.
Statistics Counter Graph
Edge came in third in the 2023 results, apparently due to recent changes like the inclusion of Copilot, The good news you’ve been waiting for from MicrosoftIt’s interesting that Samsung’s solution is gaining followers; it was the fourth most used browser on mobile phones last year.
Opera, UC Browser, and Firefox are next in line with 2.04%, 1.77%, and 0.58% respectively. Edge drops to seventh place With a share of 0.45%, it is a rather disappointing figure. Interestingly, on computers, the Microsoft browser ranks second: it reached 13.8%, still far from Chrome’s 64.55%.
The biggest victim of mobile phones is Edge and even its latest developments have failed to attract smartphone users as we have seen. During, Chrome’s reign appears to be in no dangerGoogle’s dominance of the web is relentless. Will these numbers change in the future? We’ll be there to tell you about it.
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John Wilkes is a seasoned journalist and author at Div Bracket. He specializes in covering trending news across a wide range of topics, from politics to entertainment and everything in between.
