Safari Drops, Firefox Gains in March
Safari's Web browser marketshare dipped slightly in March while Firefox showed a gain. Microsoft's Internet Explorer continues the downward slide it started a year ago, according to data from Market Share.
Firefox moved from its previous all time high 14.18 percent in February up to a 15.01 percent marketshare March while maintaining its second place position.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer continues to lose ground to Safari and Firefox, and dropped to a new all time low in March with 78.57 percent of the browser market.
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