For some time now, Internet Explorer is the most popular browser in the world. But something seems to have changed. Google's Chrome looks up to the preference of internet users, and continues to climb first. 
Synchronic? What has changed from Microsoft's side is the promotion of the new Edge browser. As a result, Internet Explorer's market share is down, and Chrome has not lost the chance to continue its lead in the first place.
In March, Internet Explorer dropped from 44.79% to 43.40%, while Chrome climbed from 36,56% to 39,09% of market share. Last month, Firefox, Safari, and Opera also lost market share percentages, and the biggest loser was Firefox, which dropped from 11,68% to 10,54%.
Microsoft's Edge showed a small increase in users but was not enough to explain the 1,39% decrease in Internet Explorer, which means that several users have decided to get rid of the Microsoft browser for Chrome.
At the same time, the use of Edge increased to 4,30% since February, which had 3,93%, an increase of 0,37%.
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