Driven by a growing ecosystem, Apple’s browser ranks second among the most widely used browsers, with now more than a billion users worldwide. More than three times less than Chrome, but almost five times more than the third, Edge…
1,006,232,879. Over a billion! This is the number of Internet users who use Safari, Apple’s browser, according to Atlas VPN. Safari would thus be the second most popular Web browser. The very first is obviously Chrome, from Google, which is far ahead with nearly 3.4 billion users! The gap is therefore colossal between the first two of the classification.
It must be said that Chrome has become the most used on PC for a long time, and that the omnipresence of Android makes it easier. On the Safari side, with around 1.8 billion active Apple devices – Mac, iPhone and iPad, according to the figure provided by Tim Cook last January – the Cupertino giant’s browser has a nice space to frolic and seduce users . Especially on iOS and iPadOS, where the competition is less technically speaking due to the restrictions imposed by Apple.
But what is even more striking is the distance that separates Safari, good second, from his pursuers. According to Atlas VPN, Edge is now third with almost 213 million users. Microsoft’s efforts to push it into Windows seem to be paying off. The successor to Internet Explorer is followed by Firefox, adopted by just over 179 million Internet users loyal to the free browser. Samsung Internet, integrated into the Korean giant’s smartphones, ranks fifth with almost 149.7 million users, and Opera brings up the rear with 108.7 million aficionados.
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AtlasVPN