Browser’s Hassle

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The demise of the once ubiquitous Microsoft browser and inexorable dominance of Chrome compliled from Stat Counter data by Jody Sieradzki.

You’ll notice that Greenland switched to Safari last year.

It didn’t work out.

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18 thoughts on “Browser’s Hassle

    1. The Old Boy

      I didn’t know Opera was still on the go. I remember it as being one of two alternative browsers in the late nineties, along with Netscape Navigator. I assumed it had suffered a similar fate.

      1. Nillo

        Its still knocking around, havent used it in a while, was the whole thing back in the day, but then, so once was netscape, from a certain point of view.

  1. Custo

    I always assumed that Firefox was numero uno.

    I presume iPhones / ipads account for Chrome’s dominance in the last few years.

    It would be nice to see the % breakdown between browsers.

    I understand, of course, that none of this is remotely important.

    1. Lorcan Nagle

      I’m a happy Opera user of many, many years too. It’s the preferred browser of ninjas

    1. Kieran NYC

      Firefox got bloated and sluggish for a few years around the time Chrome came out.

      Since then they’ve changed their model to release a new version every five minutes and it seems better. Probably a little late though.

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