Sinauw, Based
on browser usage statistics, Internet Explorer (IE), Microsoft and Mozilla's Firefox lose
market share in this month.
Apparently, the
presence of IE9 not contribute significant
improvement to
Microsoft.
However,
Microsoft still ranks top with a market share of 55 percent.
The same thing
happens in Firefox 4
which are both
newly released in March last. Although
Firefox 4 weekly
record, "the fox fire"
has decreased by two-tenths percent of the total points
overall.
Instead, the lost
market share from both taken by Apple's Safari and Google Chrome. Only
two of these
browsers that
showed
strengthening.
While Chrome, as
quoted from PC
World, on Tuesday
(05/03/2011),
showed an increase
of 65 percent in the
acquisition of
"pastry" the browser
market since June last, up nearly five
percentage points.
Furthermore, there is Safari with increased market share of almost 50 percent over June 2010. This rapid increase, mostly donated from the success of the
iPhone and iPad.
Here are the top five browser market
share (all versions) by netmarketshare.com.
Internet Explorer-55.11%
Firefox - 21.63%
Chrome - 11.94%
Safari - 7.15%
Opera - 2.14%
