The Latest Browser Usage Statistics Explained
As of May 2021, Google Chrome holds 65.29% of the global browser market share.
The statistic ‘As of May 2021, Google Chrome holds 65.29% of the global browser market share’ indicates that out of all internet users worldwide using different web browsers, Google Chrome is the most widely used with a dominance of 65.29%. This means that nearly two-thirds of all internet users prefer to access the web using Google Chrome over other browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge, etc. The high market share of Google Chrome highlights its popularity, features, and possibly its user-friendly interface, leading to its widespread adoption by individuals and organizations for browsing the internet.
Apple’s Safari browser comes in second place with 16.68% of the market share as of May 2021.
The statistic indicates that as of May 2021, Apple’s Safari browser holds the second-largest market share among all browsers, accounting for 16.68% of the total market. This means that out of all internet users worldwide, nearly 1 out of 6 users are using Safari as their primary web browser. The data suggests that Safari is a significant player in the web browsing landscape, trailing behind the leading browser in market share. This information is crucial for understanding the competitive dynamics in the browser market and provides insights into user preferences and trends in internet usage.
Firefox has a worldwide browser usage share of 3.62% as of May 2021.
The statistic that “Firefox has a worldwide browser usage share of 3.62% as of May 2021” indicates that out of all the internet users globally during that specific period, approximately 3.62% were using the Firefox browser. This statistic gives insight into the popularity and market share of Firefox compared to other web browsers such as Google Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. The usage share percentage helps understand the impact and reach of Firefox in the online browsing ecosystem, informing decisions for developers, marketers, and businesses related to web compatibility, optimization, and user experience.
As of May 2021, Microsoft Edge occupies 3.45% of the worldwide browser market share.
The statistic indicates that as of May 2021, Microsoft Edge, a web browser developed by Microsoft, holds a market share of 3.45% globally. This means that out of all internet users worldwide, approximately 3.45% are using Microsoft Edge as their primary web browser. This information is valuable for tracking trends in browser usage, understanding the competitive landscape in the web browser market, and making strategic decisions related to web development and compatibility. Additionally, it provides insights into the popularity and adoption of Microsoft Edge compared to other browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and others.
The usage share of Internet Explorer has decreased to 1.22% as of May 2021.
The statistic indicates that as of May 2021, the percentage of Internet users using Internet Explorer has decreased to 1.22%. This suggests a significant decline in the popularity and usage share of Internet Explorer compared to other web browsers. Factors contributing to this decline may include the rise of alternative web browsers offering more modern features, better performance, and improved security measures. The decreasing usage share of Internet Explorer also reflects a shifting trend towards utilizing more advanced and user-friendly web browsing options in the ever-evolving landscape of the internet.
Opera is used as a browser by 1.69% of users worldwide as of May 2021.
The statistic ‘Opera is used as a browser by 1.69% of users worldwide as of May 2021’ indicates the proportion of global internet users who choose to access the internet using the Opera browser in May 2021. This means that out of the total population of internet users worldwide during that period, approximately 1.69% preferred using the Opera browser over other available options. This statistic provides insights into the market share and popularity of Opera compared to other browsers, highlighting its relative usage among a globally diverse user base. It also suggests that while Opera may not be the most widely used browser, it still maintains a presence and is chosen by a small but significant percentage of internet users worldwide.
As of April 2021, Google Chrome has a browser market share of 61.72% on mobile devices.
The statistic indicates that as of April 2021, Google Chrome holds a dominant position in the browser market for mobile devices, capturing a substantial 61.72% market share. This means that out of all the browsers used on mobile devices during that time period, nearly two-thirds of users preferred Google Chrome. The high market share of Google Chrome suggests that it is the preferred choice for many individuals when accessing the internet on their mobile phones or tablets, highlighting its widespread popularity and influence in the mobile browsing landscape.
Safari is the second most used browser on mobile devices with a market share of 27.33% as of April 2021.
The statistic states that Safari is the second most popular browser used on mobile devices with a market share of 27.33% as of April 2021. This means that out of all the mobile device users accessing the internet, approximately 27.33% of them are using Safari as their browser of choice. The ranking as the second most used browser indicates that Safari trails behind another browser in popularity among mobile users. Understanding market share can provide insights into user preferences, trends in browsing behaviors, and can be used by companies to make informed decisions related to mobile web development and marketing strategies.
In April 2021, Firefox had only 0.46% of the mobile browser market share.
The statistic “In April 2021, Firefox had only 0.46% of the mobile browser market share” indicates that Firefox held a very small portion of the market compared to other mobile browsers during that time period. With a market share of only 0.46%, Firefox was significantly behind other popular mobile browsers like Chrome, Safari, and others. This low market share suggests that Firefox was not a dominant player in the mobile browser industry and faced strong competition from other browsers. The statistic highlights the importance of market share as a key indicator of a product’s popularity and adoption among consumers.
Samsung Internet holds 6.54% of the mobile browser market share as of April 2021.
The statistic ‘Samsung Internet holds 6.54% of the mobile browser market share as of April 2021’ indicates that out of all the mobile browsers used by individuals worldwide, Samsung Internet accounts for approximately 6.54% of the total market share. This means that a little over 6 out of every 100 mobile users choose to browse the internet using Samsung Internet. Understanding this statistic is important for companies and developers involved in the mobile browsing industry as it provides insights into the popularity and usage trends of different browsers, which can help inform decision-making processes related to browser optimization, compatibility testing, and marketing strategies.
Opera holds a mobile browser market share of 2.27% as of April 2021.
The statistic ‘Opera holds a mobile browser market share of 2.27% as of April 2021’ indicates that out of all the mobile internet users, approximately 2.27% of them use the Opera browser to access the internet. This statistic gives insight into the usage and popularity of the Opera browser relative to other mobile browsers in the market during April 2021. It provides a quantitative measure of the competitive landscape within the mobile browser industry, reflecting the preferences and choices of mobile internet users at that specific point in time. This information can be valuable for stakeholders in the tech industry, including developers, advertisers, and policymakers, to make informed decisions and strategies related to mobile web development, marketing campaigns, and regulatory considerations.
In North America, Safari is the leader with 55.9% of the mobile browser market share as of April 2021.
In North America, Safari holds the largest share of the mobile browser market at 55.9% as of April 2021, making it the market leader in the region. This statistic indicates that Safari is the most popular mobile browser used by individuals in North America during that time period, surpassing its competitors in terms of usage. This level of market share dominance suggests a strong preference for Safari among mobile users in the region and implies that a majority of mobile browsing activities in North America are being conducted through the Safari browser.
Google Chrome holds a 43.1% share of the mobile browser market in North America as of April 2021.
The statistic indicates that as of April 2021, Google Chrome dominates the mobile browser market in North America with a market share of 43.1%. This means that nearly half of all mobile internet users in the region are using Google Chrome as their browser of choice. The data suggests that Google Chrome has a strong presence and a significant competitive advantage over other mobile browsers in North America. This information is valuable for companies and marketers looking to optimize their online content and advertising strategies to reach a large portion of mobile users in the region effectively.
Firefox has altogether negligible mobile browser usage in North America, with a share of only 0.27%.
The statistic indicates that Firefox has an extremely small presence in the mobile browser market in North America, accounting for just 0.27% of total usage. This suggests that the vast majority of mobile users in the region are not using Firefox as their primary browser. The term “altogether negligible” emphasizes the insignificant nature of Firefox’s market share in this context, indicating that it is not a major player in the mobile browsing space in North America. This statistic highlights the dominant position of other mobile browsers in the region and the challenges faced by Firefox in gaining traction and competing with its rivals in this market.
In Asia, Google Chrome holds a commanding 70.73% share of the mobile browser market as of April 2021.
In Asia, as of April 2021, Google Chrome dominates the mobile browser market with a substantial 70.73% share. This statistic indicates that a significant majority of mobile internet users in Asia prefer Google Chrome over other mobile browser options. The high market share of Google Chrome suggests that the browser is widely trusted, user-friendly, and offers features and performance that appeal to the diverse user base in the region. This data highlights the strong presence and popularity of Google Chrome in Asia’s mobile internet landscape, solidifying its position as the leading mobile browser choice in the region.
Safari’s share of the mobile browser market in Asia is 10.09% as of April 2021.
The statistic indicates that Safari holds a market share of 10.09% among mobile web browsers in Asia as of April 2021. This means that out of all the mobile internet users in the region, approximately 10.09% are using Safari as their preferred browser. This information is valuable for companies and developers in the digital space, as it helps them understand the popularity and reach of Safari in the mobile market landscape in Asia, enabling them to tailor their strategies and optimize their web content accordingly.
Samsung Internet holds a 10.07% share of the mobile browser market in Asia as of April 2021.
The statistic indicates that Samsung Internet holds a market share of 10.07% in the mobile browser market in Asia as of April 2021. This means that out of all the mobile browsers used by consumers in Asia during that time period, Samsung Internet accounted for approximately 10.07% of the total usage. This statistic provides valuable insight into the competitive landscape of mobile browsers in the region, showing Samsung Internet’s position relative to other browser providers in Asia. It can be used by businesses and marketers to understand user preferences and market trends in order to make informed decisions regarding targeting audiences and optimizing online experiences for users in this region.
In Europe, Google Chrome also has the lead with 57.81% of the mobile browser market share as of April 2021.
The statistic indicates that Google Chrome is the dominant mobile browser in Europe, holding a market share of 57.81% as of April 2021. This means that more than half of mobile users in Europe use Google Chrome as their preferred browser for accessing the internet on their smartphones or tablets. The high market share suggests that Google Chrome is a popular choice among European consumers, offering features and performance that appeal to a majority of mobile users in the region. This statistic highlights the competitive landscape of the mobile browser market in Europe, with Google Chrome emerging as the frontrunner in terms of user adoption and market dominance.
Safari comes at second in Europe with a 30.18% of the mobile browser market share as of April 2021.
The statistic indicates that Safari holds the second position in terms of market share among mobile browsers in Europe as of April 2021, capturing 30.18% of the market. This means that nearly one-third of all mobile browser usage in Europe is accounted for by Safari, positioning it as a strong player in the region. Understanding market share is crucial for companies to assess their competitive positioning and make informed business decisions, such as optimizing their websites or developing targeted marketing strategies to cater to users of specific browsers like Safari to maximize reach and engagement.
Firefox holds a negligible 0.45% of the mobile browser market share in Europe.
The statistic indicates that Firefox, a web browser, holds a very small share of the mobile browser market in Europe, specifically accounting for only 0.45%. This suggests that the vast majority of mobile internet users in Europe are using alternative browsers such as Chrome or Safari. The use of the term “negligible” implies that Firefox’s market share is insignificant relative to its competitors. This information is important for companies and developers in the mobile industry as it highlights the dominant players in the market and the potential challenges for Firefox to gain a stronger foothold in the mobile browser space in Europe.
References
0. – https://gs.statcounter.com
1. – https://www.statista.com
