Browser Market: July 2012

The characters successfully dug themselves in, the front lines stiffened.

Most importantly, the scissors between Firefox and Chrome have reopened. While Mozilla’s browser increased its stake by 1 tenth of a percent to 20,16%, Google’s savior stood at 2% after a 18,88 tenth of a drop. July was a truly military month, with Safari also gaining exactly 2 tenths of its previous result, which now stands at 4,93%, but Internet Explorer has broken this series: its market share has grown from 54,02 to 53,93%. fell. 

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The Norwegian Opera browser has not changed the world again. There were also indications that version 12 was not enough for the company to make progress: after 1,6 percentage points in June, the program stalled at 1,59 percent in July.

True to the good habit of the market research company NetMarketShare, it aggregates the market share of different browsers every month. The company enjoys strong worldwide recognition, so we can be sure that they are not relying on data obtained from the air. It is worth noting that due to the use of different web measurement systems, there are serious differences between the analyzes of individual companies (StatCounter, Rankings).

Source: netmarketshare.com