Microsoft Windows and Google Chrome are the dominant software responses in the desktop market for operating systems and Internet browsers, respectively.
This has been the case for many years, however, the way they have governed their respective fields is different.
Microsoft has released many versions of its Windows operating system, the latest maximum being Windows 10.
However, this means that all users now use this software; more than 20% of all desktop users still use Windows 7, released in 2009.
Since the release of this operating system, Windows has already iterating through Windows 8 before launching the existing Windows 10 operating system.
By contrast, Google Chrome was introduced in 2008 and has since remained the company’s browser.
This means that while Google Chrome has a market place percentage of over 70%, Windows 10 has a market place percentage of less than 60%; users of the Windows operating formula in total are particularly more frequent than those using Google Chrome.
NetMarketShare is a platform that collects information from site visitors on thousands of Internet sites about the software they use on their devices.
Consider the following elements for greater accuracy:
NetMarketShare began tracking the percentage of the browser and operating system market in July 2016 and provides monthly updates on this information.
MyBroadband has seen this knowledge in the charts below.
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