Last month, we heard that a bug in the ‘Startup boost’ feature, which increases Edge’s launch time by keeping key processes running in the background when the browser isn’t open, was preventing it from closing, borking system performance. Looking at all platforms-desktop, tablet, and mobile-iPhones and iPads make Safari’s second spot more secure with a 19.03% share, while Firefox moves ahead of Edge, albeit by just 0.23%. It has a 1.7% share that is declining very slowly. Relaunch Microsoft Edge As ever, Microsoft should be careful about these alerts. Like Windows 7, it seems some people are having trouble letting go of the now-discontinued Internet Explorer. Search for edge-show-feature-recommendations Set the flag to disabled. That honor goes to Safari, which now has a 10.11% share, though its numbers have been falling since December, so Edge could overtake it soon enough. Those that choose to keep their settings the same will continue to enjoy Disney+ as they always have within a TV-14 content rating environment, with the option to make changes at any time under Profile settings. StatCounter Global Stats – Browser Market ShareĮdge’s gain in users hasn’t secured it the second position. This includes the option to select content ratings restrictions for each profile as well as to add a PIN to lock profiles. That’s an all-time high for Edge, according to StatCounter. While the data doesn’t prove Firefox users have been leaving for Edge, we see that Microsoft’s browser has seen its market share jump from 7.81% to 8.03% this year, while Mozilla’s product declined from 8.1% to 7.95%. Now, a different analytics company- StatCounter (via Windows Latest)-reports that Edge has been adding users over the last few months as Firefox’s userbase shrinks. Now, StatCounter reports that Edge has been adding users over the last few months as Firefox's userbase shrinks. Last year, NetMarketShare showed that Edge's 7.59 desktop market share pushed it past Firefox in March last year. Posted by BeauHD on Monday Ap06:40PM from the popularity-contest dept. NetMarketShare’s 2020 report showed that Edge’s 7.59% desktop market share pushed it past Firefox in March last year. Microsoft Edge User Numbers Keep Growing As Firefox Falls () 126.
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