It depends on the context. In US I believe that might be true (same site reports around 35%). But those numbers are dropping by a half when you move out. In I

It depends on the context. In US I believe that might be true (same site reports around 35%). But those numbers are dropping by a half when you move out. In India 90%+ reported is Chrome. In Europe Safari is ~20% on average and where I reside it’s around 7% with Chrome being 75%. Nobody here cares for web correctness. Situation is absurd: e.g. using Safari to input masked password letters for a bank login causes a random number of fields skipping forward. Called that in, no one cares. When looking at the numbers I would say that US (because of high Safari usage) actually resists Chrome’s monopoly and might not (yet) experience the effects of Chrome IE-ification.