W3Counter: Firefox holds 25% of browser market
According to W3Counters, a free web tracker from Awio Web Services, all Firefox versions currently account for about 25% of global browser market share.
The latest report, released on June 20, includes about 29 million unique visits to 4,817 sites using the free tracker.
While these numbers differ significantly from XiTi’s global report, two facts remain common: Firefox accounts for a large share of browser utilization and, it keeps growing at a slow pace.
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