Company Net Applications released the August statistics on global browser market for personal computers and mobile devices.
The most common browser for desktop computers is traditionally Internet Explorer - its share in the last month was 53.60% compared to 53.93% in July and 55.31% a year earlier. In the second place there is Firefox, holding 20.05% of the market. A month earlier, the browser took 20.16%, and in August of 2011 - 22.57%.
Against the background of relative decline in their popularity increases the muscle of Chrome with 19.13% of the market. Last month, the share of this package equaled 18.88%, and a year ago - 15.51%.
They are followed by Safari and Opera with a score of 5.10 and 1.58%, respectively. In August 2011, the share of these browsers was 4.64 and 1.68%.
In the mobile segment Safari remains the undisputed leader with 66.43%, followed by the browser for Android and Opera Mini from 19.97 and 8.59% of the market.
Incidentally, the local users of Internet services prefer the browser Chrome.
According to the latest Global Stats (http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-AZ-monthly-201109-201209), from September 2011 to September 2012 it was slightly ahead of its main competitor Opera. It started with 27% last year and reached 41% in it. The competitor was leading with 31%, now it is used by 37.5% of users.
Three other popular browsers showed the following growth (decline): Internet Explorer fell from 26 to 11%, Mozilla Firefox - from 15 to 9%, Safari during the year is held at 1% popularity among the citizens of Azerbaijan. Other browsers have an even smaller audience and are not represented in the list of popular Internet guides. - 17D-
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