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StatCounter Global Stats. Stats on Search Engines, Browsers, Operating Systems including Mobile and more. Based on over 15 billion page views per month.

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  1. Retweeted
    9 Aug 2019

    Global market share of search engines, 2019. Google: 88.4% Bing: 4.8% Yahoo: 3.1% Baidu: 0.66% —

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  2. 13 Jun 2019

    Yeah - it's not just a steady march for mobile now.

    It's interesting to see an in desktop users from a ... Desktop vs Mobile Market Share Worldwide | StatCounter Global Stats
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  3. Retweeted
    4 Jun 2019

    According to , makes up 75% of the operating system market share. clocks in with just under 22 percent of the marketing share, but KaiOs, Windows, and Samsung all claim at least a small portion of the market. via

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  4. 31 May 2019

    Statcounter screenshot with DuckDuckGo having 1.02% of the search engine market share in USA (April 2019)
    DDG crossed 1% of the US market share for the first time (according to statcounter) 🙌
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  5. Retweeted
    29 May 2019

    I am such a browser hipster. I used Chrome back in 2009 when it only had 3% marketshare (statcounter) and I just switched back to Mozilla this year which only has 5% marketshare (statcounter) Come at me with your hipster street cred.

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  6. Retweeted
    28 May 2019
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    2.Statcounter reports that over the January 2018 to January 2019 period Android made up a massive 74.45% of the sector, with iOS way back on 22.85%. The remaining 2% were comprised of 1.1% for KaiOS , 0.3% Windows (yes, really), 0.28% Samsung, and 0.41% unknown.

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    28 May 2019

    Google's Chrome Becomes Web 'Gatekeeper' and Rivals Complain: Few home-grown Google products have been as successful as Chrome. Launched in 2008, it has more than 63% of the market and about 70% on desktop computers, according to StatCounter data. Mozill…

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  8. Retweeted
    29 May 2019

    Launched in 2008, Google Chrome has more than 63% of the market and about 70% on desktop computers, according to StatCounter data.

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  9. 29 May 2019

    Google’s dominance of the browser market gives the company far-reaching control over how the web works—and who gets to create new ways of accessing it via

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  10. 18 Apr 2019

    What a difference 10 years makes in the browser wars. March 2009 vs March 2019

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  11. 2 Nov 2017

    Apple’s iOS 11 overtakes 10.3 in under a month | StatCounter Global Stats

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  12. 21 Sep 2017

    iOS 11 rockets to over 6% internet usage in just two days

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  13. 14 Sep 2017

    StatCounter research suggests iPhone users will migrate quickly to new iOS 11

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  14. 24 Apr 2017

    “Think you know the top web browsers?” by

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  15. 20 Apr 2017

    . reportedly to launch ad blocker for Chrome

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  16. 20 Apr 2017

    Google planning ad blocking feature for Chrome - report - TechCentral.ie

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  17. 20 Apr 2017

    Google Plans Ad-Blocking Feature in Popular Chrome Browser via

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  18. 20 Apr 2017

    Google's Plan to Build Ad-Blocking Into Chrome Could Be a Very Good Thing via

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  19. 20 Apr 2017

    Why Firefox? Because not everybody is a web designer, silly via

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  20. 20 Apr 2017

    Google Could Include Ad-Blocker in Future Versions of Chrome Browser

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