However, to accelerate growth, Microsoft needs to figure out how to lure away Firefox, Safari and Chrome users. Since the launch of the new Chromium-based Edge last year, its rise in popularity has been largely driven by the discontinuance of support for Edge Legacy and Internet Explorer, which Microsoft urged users to switch to the new browser. Of course, the gap between Edge and Chrome remains huge, and the latter won’t be moving off the top spot anytime soon. The only major browser to lose market share last month was Google Chrome, which now accounts for 64.04% of internet activity, down from 65.27% in the summer.
Google Chrome started to lose users: they are switching to Microsoft Edge
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