![]() Last week, both Microsoft Edge 100 and Google Chrome 100 started rolling out, bringing pretty minor updates despite the change to a three-digit version string. Microsoft Edge isn’t going to beat Chrome anytime soon, though both browsers now share the same Chromium engine under the hood, and they’re also on the same 4-week release schedule. Google Chrome remains far ahead of the pack with a 67.29% desktop market share on Statcounter in March. Moreover, Microsoft Edge was already the second most popular desktop web browser according to Netmarketshare. Obviously, Microsoft Edge was poised to take second place as it comes preinstalled on Windows 10 and Windows 11, and it’s also available on macOS and Linux. ![]() ![]() In March, Microsoft Edge had 9.65% desktop marker share, up from 9.61% in February, while Apple’s Safari went from 9.77% to 9.56% in the same time frame. Microsoft Edge has now beaten Safari as the second most popular desktop web browser, according to Statcounter.
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