Google Chrome Dominates the Browser Market, Microsoft Edge Making a Comeback

Google Chrome’s share in the browser market reached a record high in May which is a milestone the browser achieved three years ago. The report published by Net ApplicationsĀ also revealed that Microsoft Edge is starting to gain ground as well.

The search engine giant’s popular internet browser, Chrome, recorded highs for 5 months straight and landed another one this month with a whopping 69.8% market share. This amount of market share was achieved by Microsoft’s then signature browser, the Internet Explorer, which held 70% back in 2008.

If Chrome breaks the 70% mark, it will be the third browser to do so after Microsoft IE and Netscape Navigator, an ancestor of Mozilla Firefox. The publisherĀ claims that Google will continue to dominate the market until a new player appears and disrupts its presence, which, according toĀ Net ApplicationsĀ is going to be Edge Chromium, the Chrome clone.

As most of you may already know, the Microsoft Edge browser has recently received a revamp to become Edge Chromium, which is a Chrome engine based browser with similar features and looks. It has since started to gain more attention and market share and is expected to hit 15% in 2021.

As for Mozilla Firefox, its growth remained flat with a market share of 7.2% as of May 2020 and is expected to slip below 7% in July and slump to 5.9% by the end of the year.


  • I spend 12-14 Hours a day online and I’ve using Edge Chromium since its launch, I don’t miss Google Chrome at all. I do use all of their (Google’s) extensions though.

  • Chromium based Edge is way better than Chrome. I have been using it for the past 3 months and have no problem with it. I can easily open 20+ tabs on a dual core cpu with 4 gb ram

  • Switched to new edge browser and i think its better then chrome in terms of battery timing. Using it since march and never Missed chrome


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