IE browser exceeded 55% in January

Computer store news: Net Applications reported that as of January this year, Internet Explorer browser market share has exceeded 55%, which is the first time since August 2012, It can be seen that IE browser continued to rise in the second half of last year. From the data of Net Applications, IE's market share increased by 0.37% in January this year to 55.14%, but the share growth is not just a browser of IE.

The market share of Firefox has also increased by 0.18% in January to 19.94%, and Opera has also gained 0.04%, reaching a new high in the past 12 months — — 1.75%, Safari continues to be tepid, and has not lost and gained market share. Of course, if most browsers gain market share, there will be a price to pay, and Chrome was shot in January this year. Google's Chrome browser dropped by an impressive 0.56%, from the original 18.04% to 17.48%, and then went farther than Firefox, ranking third.

Internet Explorer 8 is still the most popular browser in the world, with a market share of 23.54%, which is higher than the total share of Firefox. Internet Explorer 10 finally broke the 1% mark in January this year, rising 0.33% to 1.29%, and Internet Explorer 9 also declined like Windows 7. The latest versions of Chrome (24) and Firefox (18) are the most popular of the two browsers, with 8.70% and 8.28% market share respectively.

This survey by Net Applications is based on 1.6 million unique visitors and data collected by approximately 40,000 websites, with high accuracy.