Internet Explorer can no longer claim more than half of the web’s traffic, as of October, ending more than a decade of the default Microsoft browser’s reign. Safari’s hold on 62.17% of mobile traffic has reduced IE’s overall share of web browsing, despite still claiming 52.63% of desktop traffic, according to Netmarketshare.com" -- Zoe Fox for Mashable
I always think it's a good thing when the playing field 'levels out' and there isn't one product totally dominating another. Internet Explorer has been top dog for a number of years now, so it's good other web browers are combining to decrease the huge percentage difference. Maintaining a solid figure of 49.6%, Microsoft's IE still keeps the lions share; however Firefox now accounts for 21.2%, closely followed by Google's Chrome (16.6%) and Safari (8.72%). So what's your browser of choice? Let us know, or alternatively vote on Mashable - the current favourite is Google's Chrome with over half of the votes!
I always think it's a good thing when the playing field 'levels out' and there isn't one product totally dominating another. Internet Explorer has been top dog for a number of years now, so it's good other web browers are combining to decrease the huge percentage difference. Maintaining a solid figure of 49.6%, Microsoft's IE still keeps the lions share; however Firefox now accounts for 21.2%, closely followed by Google's Chrome (16.6%) and Safari (8.72%). So what's your browser of choice? Let us know, or alternatively vote on Mashable - the current favourite is Google's Chrome with over half of the votes!
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