Global desktop browser war in November: Chrome firmly ranked first, Safari ranked second, Edge refreshed the best results

CTOnews.com reported on December 2 that the global browser war in November: Chrome ranked first with 62.06% share, while Safari ranked second with 13.3% share.

According to the latest report released by market research firm Statcounter, Google's Chrome browser remained firmly in first place in November 2023, followed by Apple Safari and Edge browser.

The report says the share of Edge browsers in global desktop browsers was 11.23% in November, up 0.43% from 10.8% in October, the best in history.

Although Edge browsers log on to Windows, macOS and Linux, they still can't exceed the share of Safari browsers. Safari is the only non-cross-platform browser.

CTOnews.com attached the war report as follows:

On all platforms:

Chrome ranked first in November with a global share of 62.92%, down 0.25 percentage points from the previous month.

Safari ranked second with 19.97% of the global share in November, an increase of 0.07 percentage points from the previous month

Edge ranked third with 5.5% of the global share in November, an increase of 0.04 percentage points from

Firefox ranked fourth with a global share of 3.24% in November, an increase of 0.22 percentage points from the previous month

Opera, Samsung browser, UC browser and so on carve up the remaining market share.

On the desktop side:

Chrome ranked first in November with a global share of 62.06%, down 1.18% from the previous month.

Safari ranked second with a global share of 13.3% in November, an increase of 0.56 percentage points from the previous month

Edge ranked third with 11.23% of the global share in November, an increase of 0.43 percentage points from the previous month

Firefox ranked fourth with a global share of 6.69% in November, up 0.6 percentage points from the previous month.

Opera, 360 secure browsers, IE, etc., carve up the remaining market share.