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They are at 3%?! I didn't know I'm witnessing the death throes of the company. It looks like it will take a while, and I'm sure for some people, they will still

They are at 3%?! I didn't know I'm witnessing the death throes of the company. It looks like it will take a while, and I'm sure for some people, they will still benefit from it, but I don't see how they will come back.

LAC-Tech 3y ago
Yes. Their share has been declining since 2009. Or to put it into perspective, we are as far away from peak Firefox as peak Firefox was from the first release of Netscape in 1994.
dns_snek 3y ago
It's higher than 3%, probably around 10% on the desktop, per https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage It doesn't have a super convenient breakdown, but Chrome Desktop is at 28.9% and Firefox is at 4%. If you remove the mobile shares you arrive at around 10%.
- dingusdew 3y ago
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_heimdall 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, I saw that same 3% figure recently and didn't have much faith in the data. It was based on Google Analytics data and, for one thing, can't account for the fact that a decent number of Firefox users likely use it to avoid Google and would have GA blocked.
- jwells89 3y ago
  User agent strings should still be visible in server analytics though, no?
  - _heimdall 3y ago
    For sure, server analytics would show user agent data but if I'm not mistaken the 3% stat came from Google Analytics which wouldn't have those logs.