Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser continues to lose overall market share in the great browser wars, especially to Google's Chrome browser.



From Neowin:

Net Application's latest survey of web browser usage show that Internet Explorer dropped from 54.3 percent in May to 53.7 percent in June. By contrast, Google's Chrome browser jumped up from 12.5 percent in May to 13.1 percent in June to settle in third place. The Firefox browser from Mozilla was in second place but stayed at 21.7 percent in June, the same percentage it had in May.

Apple's Safari browser was in fourth place in the survey as its market share went up slightly from 7.3 percent in May to 7.5 percent in June. Fifth place went to the Opera browser, but its market share went down from 2 percent in May to 1.7 percent in June.

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