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> given that most live largely in their browser anyway You mean like ... in MS Edge? EDIT: Adding to my remark by referring to another quote "an era when utte
by ofrzeta 4y ago
> given that most live largely in their browser anyway
You mean like ... in MS Edge?
EDIT: Adding to my remark by referring to another quote "an era when utter Microsoft dominance seemed like an existential threat". I still see this as an existential threat and that's why I posted the above. We no longer have a healthy competition of browsers and the fact that Microsoft pushes some kind of Chrome fork doesn't improve the situation. The same goes for MS Teams. It's ubiquitous, even in schools, and therefore drives people into the Microsoft ecosystem.
- ghaff 4y agoYep with 4.5% browser market share, Microsoft Edge has sure crushed the rest of the industry. [1] Teams is better in its category at 16% but that's a case of Office 365 pulling in teams rather than the other way around. (The same way Google Workplace pulls in Meet.) [1] https://mspoweruser.com/edge-november-2022-desktop-browser-market-share/ https://mspoweruser.com/edge-november-2022-desktop-browser-m...
- ofrzeta 4y agoFrom the chart you posted the desktop market share of Edge is 11%. It's the second most used browser behind Chrome. Also I wonder what's the "category" for Teams.
- ghaff 4y agoAh, the 4.5% was from a different article and I linked to this one. Teams is video conferencing software. It competes with Zoom, which is the category leader, Google Meet, Bluejeans, Webex, etc.