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Browser shares vary wildly by country. For example in germany FF is still the widest used desktop browser. Including mobile probably tips it in favor of safari

Browser shares vary wildly by country. For example in germany FF is still the widest used desktop browser. Including mobile probably tips it in favor of safari or chrome, but losing a substantial portion of the desktop market in Europe's largest economy will hurt you.

paulasmuth 10y ago
>> For example in germany FF is still the widest used desktop browser. Do you have any references to back that up? I'm asking because I suspect your assumption is completely wrong. (Based on a bunch of analytics data that I have access to, which might not be representative but still contains some very large german web properties, chrome has more than twice the market share compared to FF in germany).
- seren 10y ago
  Not sure how accurate it is but this shows that FF is still the first desktop browser (but not for long it seems) in Germany: http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-DE-monthly-201508-201608 http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser-DE-monthly-201508-201608 On the other hand if you only look at mobile, Chrome is well ahead of everything else: http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_browser-DE-monthly-201508-201608 http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_browser-DE-monthly-201508-...