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Apple Safari is now world’s second-most-used desktop browser

Apple Safari beat Microsoft Edge and became the world’s second-most-used desktop browser. Safari grew by 2% compared to the 2022 market share.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 2 May 2023, 05:03 PM
Apple Safari is now world’s second-most-used desktop browser
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Hyderabad: Apple Safari beat Microsoft Edge and became the world’s second-most-used desktop browser. The reports say that 11.87% of desktop users are using Safari regularly. Safari grew by 2% compared to the 2022 market share, and Microsoft Edge grew by 1%. However, Google Chrome remains in first place with 66.13% of the market share.

Google Chrome: 66.13%
Safari: 11.87%
Microsoft Edge: 11%
Firefox: 5.65%
Opera: 3.09%
Internet Explorer: 0.55%

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