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The image illustrates browser market shares from 2011-2021; Chrome: 2011 at ~33%, 2012 at ~40%, 2013 at ~50%, 2014 at ~55%, 2015 at ~60%, 2016 at ~55%, 2017 at ~60%, 2018 at ~66%, 2019 ~67%, 2020 at ~68%, 2021 at ~64%; Internet Explorer: 2011 at ~50%, 2012 at ~43%, 2013 at ~33%, 2014 at ~20%, 2015 at ~10%, 2016 at ~7%, 2017 at ~3%, 2018-2021 at ~2%; Firefox: 2011 at ~25%, 2012 at ~25%, 2013 at ~20%, 2014 at ~15%, 2015 at ~13%, 2016 at ~11%, 2017 at ~10%, 2018 at ~10%, 2019 at ~9%, 2020 at ~8%, 2021 at ~7%; Safari: 2011 at ~7%, 2012 at ~7%, 2013 at ~6%, 2014-2015 at ~5%, 2016 at ~4%, 2017 at ~5%, 2018 at ~6%, 2019 at ~7%, 2020 at ~8%, 2021 at ~10%; Opera: 2011-2012 at ~3%, 2013 at ~5%, 2014 at ~3%, 2015-2021 at ~2%; Edge: 2015 at ~2%, 2016 at ~3%, 2017-2018 at ~5%, 2019 at ~5%, 2020 at ~8%, 2021 at ~11%.
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The line graph illustrates the market percentage for 6 separate online browsers from 2011 to 2021.
Overall, there was a rising trend for Chrome percentage in the field, while the opposite was true for that of Firefox and Internet Explorer. And the other 3 browsing tools had little to no changes in their proportions.
Firstly, The percentage for Chrome in the search industry increased to double the statistic at the start in just the first 4 years, then it witnessed a growth to around 60% in the next 7 years. Meanwhile, the amount of shares that Safari, Opera and Edge put up remained the same at about 1% to 5% over the 10 years duration.
In contrast, the proportion of shares that Internet Explorer contributed in the market had a major drop from around 45% in 2011 to almost 0% at the end of the period. Similarly, the percentage that Firefox’s stock took in the market fell steadily from 30% to approximately 10%.
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