Google Chrome is consistently taking the lead over other browsers, especially Internet Explorer, in terms of usage. Microsoft forcing users to switch to Windows 10 and the lack of flexibility and adaptability inEdgeare the two main reasons why IE is losing the battle against Chrome.
The Browser War began when Google first released the Chrome browser. And since then, there has been no mistaking Google Chrome on the war front. In the battle of browsers, Google Chrome sweeps over the other browsers like a ruthless tank.
In terms of how far Google Chrome has surpassed other browsers, in the coming months – specifically, in May 2016 – Google Chrome will soon take the crown and officially hold the lead in the browser war.
It seems, Microsoft, which is another major competitor in the war zone is not able to come up with something that could defeat Google Chrome. Even though Microsoft released ‘Edge’, the new browser as its weapon against Google Chrome, there was no match for Google Chrome’s prowess. By the time the sun went down, ‘Edge’ had already lost the game of browser wars.
Monitoring some events and data from Chrome and Internet Explorer:
Internet Explorer 11, the last browser from Microsoft's arena, had a market share of 23,16 percent, while Chrome had 48. We are talking about a 22,10 percent lag for IE. However, when we talk about the whole arsenal, with all its versions, Internet Explorer had a market share of 44,79 percent, while Chrome holds 36,56 percent.
Finally, if we look back at events just a year ago, Internet Explorer had 53 percent of the market, while Chrome had only 28.54 percent. “Browser war” experts and analysts in the field have their eyes on this battle and have predicted that by May of this year, Google Chrome will easily surpass IE.
