Resource released another report for March 2020 on the distribution of market shares occupied by desktop operating systems and Internet browsers. The data shows Google Chrome's market share growth compared to previous February 2020 figures.
With the end of support for the Windows 7 operating system, more and more users are switching to Windows 10. Now the “ten” occupies 57,34% of the market (it was 57,39% in February), followed by Windows 7 with a share of 26,23% (25,20 .8.1% in February). In third place is Windows 3,69 with a 3,48% market share (10.14% in February), followed by macOS 2,62 with a 2,77% share (XNUMX% in February).
According to published data, Netmarketshare has registered a slight surge in the popularity of the Google Chrome browser. The web browser currently holds 68,50% of the market (up from 67,27% in February), followed by Microsoft Edge, which has 7,59% of the market (up from 7,39%). The share of Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer is 7,19% (down from 7,57% in February) and 5,87% (down from 6,38% in February), respectively.
In general, over the past month the situation on the global market has been stable. Windows 10 did not take a big lead in March 2020, but we see a slight jump in Windows 7's share, likely due to the influx of users using their home computers for remote work. The Google Chrome browser gained 1%, while the share of Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer fell by about 1%.
Source: 3dnews.ru