According to Statcounter’s April 2023 report, Microsoft Edge is no longer the second most popular desktop browser. The only non-cross-platform browser, Apple Safari has taken over Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge.

According to Statcounter, Safari ranks second with a market share of 11.87%, up 0.95 points from the previous month. Edge is currently in third place, having spent almost a year trying to break the 11% mark. In April 2023, Microsoft Edge lost 0.15 points. Chrome, on the other hand, has a share of 66.13% with an increase of 0.36 points compared to the previous month.

According to the latest data from Statcounter, the most popular desktop browsers are:

1. Google Chrome – 66.13% (+0.36 points)
2. Apple Safari – 11.87% (+0.95 points)
3. Microsoft Edge – 11% (-0.15 points)
4. Firefox – 5.65% (-0.82 points)
5. Opera – 3.09% (-0.08 points)

Most things remained the same on the mobile side of the market. Chrome and Safari continue to occupy almost 90% of all users, with Samsung just under 5%, Opera 2%, and lesser-known browsers the rest.

1. Google Chrome – 61.96% (-2.66 points)
2. Apple Safari – (+1.73 points)
3. Samsung Internet – 4.8% (+0.31 points)
4. Opera – 1.88% (+0.08 points)
5. UC Browser – 1.71% (+0.18 points)

You can find more information about Statcounter’s April 2023 Browser Report on its official website.