ArnoldRimmer on 05 August 2013
What's actually most interesting in my opinion is how huge the browser marketshare numbers differ, depending on which market research company is being asked.
The article already mentions the numbers from Statcounter:
Chrome: 43.12% (vs. 17.76%)
IE: 24.53% (vs. 56.61%)
Firefox: 20.09% (vs. 18.29%)
Safari: 8.59% (vs. 5.42%)
Opera: 1.1% (vs. 1.49%)
As the article already points out, these differences are mainly due to different approaches to measuring market share numbers: Users vs. page views. So what we can read from the different numbers is that typical Internet Explorer users are only casually surfing the internet, while typical Chrome users seem to be heavily surfing the internet.
