Research firm statcounter has released its January month 2023 report, revealing the latest statistics about browsers.
Across all platforms, Chrome ranked first in January with a 65.4 percent global market share, up 0.72 percent from the previous month’s 64.68 percent market share; Safari ranked second with an 18.71 percent share, up 0.42 percent from the previous month; Edge ranked third with 4.46 percent share, up 0.23 percent from the previous month; and finally, Firefox ranked fourth with 3 percent share, down 0.01 percent from the previous month. Finally, Firefox ranked fourth with 3% share, down 0.01% from the previous month. Samsung, Opera, UC Browser and other browsers split the remaining market share.
On the desktop side, Chrome ranked first with 66.39% global market share in January, up 0.25% from 66.14% last month; Edge ranked second with 11.09% share, up 0.11% from last month; Safari ranked third with 9.33% share, up 0.32% from last month; and finally, Firefox ranked fourth with 6.87% share, down 0.34% from last month. Opera, 360 Safe Browser, IE and other browsers share the remaining market share.
From December 2019 to January 2023, the overall share of Microsoft Edge browser as a dark horse steadily rose to 11.09%, while Firefox Firefox browser has seen a significant share decline, from about 10% in early 2020 to the current 6.87%.
On the mobile side, Chrome ranked first with 65.35% global market share in January, up 1.04% from 64.31% last month; Safari ranked second with 24.45% share, up 0.90% from last month; Samsung ranked third with 4.46% share, down 0.60% from last month; and finally, Opera ranked fourth with 1.78% share, up 0.14% from last month. UC browser, Android browser, Firefox and other browsers share the remaining market share.
