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Usage share numbers: Microsoft’s browsers down in March, but Win10 up

Posted on April 2, 2019 at 08:18 CDT by woody • Comment in the Forums

Gregg Keizer on the browser wars:

An uptick for Microsoft’s Edge browser wasn’t enough to offset Internet Explorer’s slide in March. Chrome, meanwhile, continued its relentless ascent.

Chrome’s around 68%, Firefox less than 10%, IE 7% and Edge 5%.

Gregg on Windows numbers: Win10 about 50% of all Windows machines, Win7 about 42%.

Microsoft News browser usage share, Windows usage share

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