Google Chrome entthront Internet Explorer

Google Chrome entthront Internet Explorer - Internet Explorer no longer is the most widely used browser in the world. At number one, now stand Google chrome, said NET application market research firm specializing in such statistics on Monday.

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In April, had chrome therefore on computers a market share of 41,66 and just ahead of the Microsoft Internet Explorer with 41,35 percent.

In March, the order according to NET application was still vice versa. Since the Internet Explorer 43,40% had been clear 39,09 percent me before chrome.

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Internet Explorer 2 in Windows 95 looked like. (Source: t-online.de) Many users are aware of Internet Explorer mainly as the home of countless toolbars. (Source: t-online.de) Also in Windows 10, Internet Explorer still exists, but no longer is the focus. (Source: t-online.de)
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The leading position of chrome in the browser business was already been announced by the research firm StatCounter in 2012 for the first time. Microsoft complained however that use StatCounter with a method for its calculation, which rather just the market share of chrome rather over- and the Internet Explorer. Now both StatCounter and NET application speak for the first time of chrome as the No. 1 in the computer world.

Google chrome is booming thanks to Android

Smartphones and tablets of Google browser is much clearer in the first place than computers. This is that Android by Google worldwide, is the most widely used operating system for mobile devices. According to NET application market share of chrome on Smartphones and tablets is 49.3 percent, followed by Safari from the iPhone and iPad maker Apple 29,33 percent. The Internet Explorer comes only 3.83%.

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