February Domestic Browser market share: Runner-up Chrome shares fell 1.04%

IDC Commentary Network (idcps.com) March 04 reported: According to the latest data from Baidu statistics show that in February, the domestic browser market basically remained stable, the last month, the top six ranked unchanged. Among them, Internet Explorer won the title, the share rose to 43.41%, the chain increased by 0.43%. In contrast, the second-runner Chrome share fell to 30.86%, down 1.04%, and the decline increased. Next, take a look at the detailed data analysis.

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(Fig. 1) February Domestic browser market share distribution map

1, in February, the domestic browser market share ranking situation is specific as follows: IE ranked first, the share of 42.98%, more than last month increased 0.43%; second, the share of 30.86% of the chrome, down 1.04%, the decline significantly increased; Next is sogou high-speed, QQ, Cheetah, 2345 of browsers, their share is within 5%, and all achieve small increase.

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(Figure 2) domestic browser market share half-yearly change trend comparison chart

According to Figure 2 data comparison, it is known that in the last six months (September 2014 to February 2015), IE and chrome market share is still in a fierce competition, in general, Chrome gradually eroded the share of IE. It is worth mentioning that in February 2015, ie reversed the downturn, half a year to achieve the share finally rose to 43.41%. On the other hand, since 2015, Chrome has suffered a two-month share decline, with a drop in February and a share falling to 30.86%. As a result, ie opened the gap with Chrome, successfully consolidating the supremacy of the position.

February Domestic Browser market share: Runner-up Chrome shares fell 1.04%