Microsoft Edge’s market share has reached 10.22%, Chrome has slightly shrunk

Microsoft previously eliminated the old version of Edge and joined Google’s open source Chromium project, and has been committed to attracting users to try for six months.

According to the latest data from the well-known research organization NetMarketShare, in the PC market, Microsoft Edge now has a market share of 10.22%. For comparison, Edge was only 8.84% in September and 5.60% at the end of last year.

Correspondingly, Google Chrome’s share dropped from 69.94% to 69.25%, while Firefox’s share rose from 7.19% to 7.22%.

Of course, Microsoft is currently vigorously promoting the new Edge browser, such as displaying ads in the start menu and other places, and Google will also display warning messages when users use the Edge browser to access the Chrome extension store, and recommend the use of the Chrome browser.

Naijatechnews.com understands that Chrome and Safari still dominate the mobile devices, while browsers such as Samsung, QQ, and UC are still relatively small.