Over 56% Said They Most Regularly Use This Internet Browser

First released in 2008, Google Chrome quickly replaced Internet Explorer as the browser of choice for most people. Fourteen years on, this browser continues to be as popular as ever. Of the 631 people we surveyed, more than 56% said they regularly use Google Chrome as their primary browser. Like most of its competition, Google Chrome is available for multiple platforms, including Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. With more than 27% of people voting for it (27.73% to be precise), Apple’s Safari browser manages to come in second place. Given that the Safari browser is available exclusively for devices running iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, this achievement is quite remarkable. There are no Android or Windows versions of Apple’s Safari.

In third place, with 7.45% of the votes, Mozilla Firefox manages to have its own set of fans. Released back in 2004, this browser has evolved well over the past two decades and continues to offer users a plethora of features. Like Google Chrome and most other browsers in this poll, Mozilla Firefox is a cross-platform browser available across the most popular operating systems. With Microsoft retiring Internet Explorer, the company’s replacement for the legacy browser — Microsoft Edge — has gradually increased in popularity. This browser managed to garner 6.66% of the votes in our poll. Completing the poll were two other browsers, Opera and Vivaldi, with 1.43% and 0.48% of the votes each.