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Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70%

30 josephcsible 7 9/1/2025, 5:21:36 PM neowin.net ↗

Comments (7)

jonahbenton · 3h ago

The relevant question is- what is Chrome's business model were it to be standalone.

cutler · 3h ago

If Edge is built on Chromium doesn't that put Chrome's effective market share at 82%?

more_corn · 6h ago

Mostly because of their shitty dark pattern of forcing gullible Gmail users to install.

bpye · 4h ago

I don’t use Gmail anymore - what are they doing there?

kencausey · 6h ago

'forcing' is a strong word. Evidence? I don't deny that you will regularly and often see suggestions to install Chrome in Google Mail.

squigz · 49m ago

I can't say I've ever even seen that, let alone this "forcing" me to Chrome.

dkiebd · 6h ago

> Things look similar on the mobile side of the market, with Google Chrome having 69.15% (+1.92 points) and Safari being second with 20.32% (-2.2 points).

Thanks, EU! Always on the right side of history.