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Mobile keep growing which is the result of the dip in traffic from windows. As a desktop, windows still strong.

• deviate_X 10y ago
  Unless you can show absolute numbers, you can't call it a "dip". Like many in various industries there has been a huge push to support mobile, and thus the effect the larger % of the population who use mobiles vs pc's comes into effect
  • cptskippy 10y ago
    Why is that? He's just pointing out that the dwindling numbers are not necessarily because of a desktop market share decline but because of the growth of mobile. We're seeing this everywhere.
    • pdpi 10y ago
      The point is, as a _share_ the numbers are dwindling, but we can't tell from the share numbers whether the _absolute numbers_ are dwindling, stagnant, or still growing (albeit slower than mobile growth).