Chrome beats IE to become the world's most used browser

The victor of the browser war may be here, according to StatCounter, a service that records all kinds of information about browsers and other aspects of the Internet by monitoring data traffic trends. Google’s Chrome browser took to the spotlight a while back taking the second place from Firefox. Now, according to this latest StatCounter report, Chrome has taken down Internet Explorer by becoming the world’s most used web browser. The market share lines crossed ways in May. Google Chrome now has a market share of 32.43 percent, while Internet Explorer has a share of 32.12 percent. Firefox is trailing behind at a moderate 25.55 percent and is slowly recovering from the recent dip in usage. Internet Explorer has been falling steadily over the past years as well. Apple’s Safari is in the picture too, at a distance with a share of 7.09 percent and Opera far behind with a share of 1.77 percent.