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Google Chrome became more popular than Internet Explorer in 2016
The tipping point happened in March 2016, where Chrome users exceeded Internet Explorer users.
The report is based on data available at netmarketshare.com, however according to data released by Shareaholic, the switch happened back in 2013. Statcounter data also shows a different story, although the general trends are the same. According to the Statcounter data, there were a lot fewer Internet Explorer users as compared to the data at netmarketshare. Firefox is the next most common browser after Google Chrome according to Statcounter, but Internet Explorer remains the second most common browser according to netmarketshare.Source: StatCounter Global Stats - Browser Market ShareIn India, Internet Explorer usage is much lower than the worldwide levels. As of December 2016, the adoption of Google Chrome in India stands at 72 per cent, clearly dominating the market share and winning the browser wars. The figure is ten percent higher than the global adoption of Chrome, which is at 62 percent.
First Published:Jan 09, 2017, 17:01:06 IST
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