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05 June 24, 09:18
Quote:When it comes to the market share of browsers on the desktop, things may appear static. There is Google Chrome at the top with an almost monopolistic lead over every other browser.
Statcounter sees Chrome at about 65 percent of the desktop market. Only three other browsers have a market share above 5 percent. Edge sits at 14 percent, Safari at 8 percent and Firefox at about 6 percent. The only other browser that Statcounter tracks is Opera, which is at about 3%
Market share has not changed all that much in the past 12 months. Google Chrome dropped less than 1 percent in that time, and the only movement saw Edge going up and Safari going down a bit.
Smaller browsers that may have a dedicated base of users are not listed. This makes it difficult to determine whether they are doing well or not.
Brave's record quarter
Brave CEO Brendan Eich publishes Brave browser and search stats on X regularly. Judging by the numbers, Brave's usage is going up. According to Eich, Brave saw the "biggest growth month on record" in May 2024.
Here are the stats for the browser:- Monthly active users rose from 73.55M to 78.95M.
- Daily active users rose from 27.46M to 28.64M.
- Mean daily active users rose from 26.1M to 27.27M.
Eich notes that Brave Browser did particularly well in Latin America in regards to new user acquisitions. The browser managed to get to the top of the Google Play Store in some countries as well, which also helped according to Eich.
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