Ranking of the world's mainstream browser market share in April 2014

I have said goodbye to you before the May Day holiday and ushered in another workday. First, let's take a look at the market share of mainstream browsers in April. Who has gone up and down in the past month, see data.

According to data from Net Applications, in April, Chrome once again became the only winner in the browser market, with its market share increasing by 0.4%, leading Firefox in the second place. The market share of other browsers has declined slightly.

Internet Explorer's market share dropped by 0.08 age points, from 57.96% to 57.88%;

Chrome browser increased by 0.40 age points, from 17.52% to 17.92%;

Firefox dropped by 0.26 age points, from 17.26% to 17.00%.

Safari dropped by 0.02 age points to 5.66%; Opera dropped by 0.06 age points to 1.14%.