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IE remains the most used browser globally with 42% market share, however it has lost 17% in the past two years. Chrome has gained 20% share in that same time and is projected to become the second most popular browser by early 2012. Chrome experienced almost 600% growth globally in the past two years and along with Safari are the two browsers increasing their market share in Australia, which typically lags global adoption by around 8 months.
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- 3. Browser Population • IE and Firefox being abandoned globally & within Australia • Globally, Chrome grew almost 600% within 2 years • Chrome & Safari = two browsers growing market share in Australia Source = StatCounter – August 2009 – August 2011
- 4. The Death of Internet Explorer? 60 50 40 IE 9.0 30 IE 6.0 20 IE 7.0 10 IE 8.0 0 2009-08 2009-10 2009-12 2010-02 2010-04 2010-06 2010-08 2010-10 2010-12 2011-02 2011-04 2011-06 2011-08 • Globally, IE has lost 17% share over last 2 years • IE8 still the most popular version • IE9 is growing fast – a possible fight back? Source = StatCounter – August 2009 – August 2011
- 5. The Global Rise of Chrome… 100% 80% Safari 60% Chrome Firefox 40% IE 20% 0% • Chrome growth from 0 > 20% share in 2 years • Expected to overtake Firefox as 2nd most popular by end of 2011 • IE & Firefox both loosing share to Chrome Worldwide Browser Population – August 2009 > August 2011
- 6. Browsers in Australia 100% 80% Safari 60% Chrome Firefox 40% IE 20% 0% • Australian adoption of Chrome is 8 months behind (market share & overtaking Safari) • Safari more prevalent against the global standard Source – StatCounter – Australia ONLY Browsers – August 2009 > August 2011
- 7. Browsers By Device % Visits to Sites 81% 14% 4% • Windows dominant player for internet connectivity • Mobile only 4% within Australia but is growing fast • iOS accounts for 80% of connected devices Source – Visual Jazz August 2011
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