Chrome rules the browser roost, leaving rivals scratching for chickenfeed to stave off starvation.
Now with 67% of the world’s browser user share – a measure of browser activity calculated monthly by analytics vendor Net Applications – Google’s Chrome has no equal. Meanwhile, Mozilla’s Firefox, Microsoft’s Edge and Apple’s Safari eke out single digits, while a host of others fight over even smaller scraps.
It’s no surprise, then, that when Chrome speaks, everyone listens, whether about each browser upgrade – something Computerworld tracks in the What’s in the latest Chrome update? series – or about Google’s plans for the future.
