Here are the results of my “What is your favorite browser?” survey, here on Mastodon. These are some very interesting results.
It is clear that the incumbents are not getting a lot of love. Edge gets 2% and Chrome gets 5%. These browsers are widely used, but not very popular, based on this survey.
Safari does a lot better at 16%, the same as Vivaldi. The enthusiasm level from those that use Vivaldi is high and plenty of people also mention Vivaldi as a secondary option.
Opera gets just 1%.
Firefox gets 60%, so clearly a strong showing here in the Fediverse, although many say they use Firefox only because they do not want to use a Chromium based browser.
The cool part is then that 13% say they prefer another browser. Plenty of smaller browsers getting a mention, which is nice.
If you notice that the total is higher than 100%, then that is because I allowed people to select more than one browser, although most did not.
If you are still using Chrome or Edge, maybe it is time to try something new? You have a choice!
#Vivaldi #browser #Firefox #Edge #Chrome #Safari #Opera #Windows #Linux #macos #iOS #Android
@jon@vivaldi.net
> only because they do not want to use a Chromium based browser.Completely legit, this was the reason I switched 5 years ago. Didn’t want a chromium based browser, that will eventually turn off manifest v2.
Luckily forks with workarounds were made, but I got so used to firefox that I see no reason to go back!@jon@vivaldi.net
havent given your data to enough different companies? give some to vivaldi and opera and brave too
@jon@vivaldi.net I’m excited about the Servo project: https://servo.org
They’re also on the fediverse: https://floss.social/@servoI really think more engine diversity is a good thing.
@jon@vivaldi.net Yet another web dev here. Just wanted to say (and thank you for) that I firmly believe that @Vivaldi@vivaldi.net is, hands down, the absolute best browser out there, for most people at least, despite having voted for Firefox, which I still use as my daily driver (despite Mozilla’s best efforts to the contrary) simply to avoid ending with a browser engine mono-culture. We all know how well things went the last time we ended with one (circa IE6 era) but I do love Vivaldi to pieces, truth be told.
@jon@vivaldi.net I would have guessed Firefox would be lower and Other would be higher. But that just might be my own bias.
@jon@vivaldi.net I’ve been with @ArcBrowser for some weeks (2-3months) and my experience was mixed. Suffering the Windows side of things, and surprised by the efficient UI. I decided to switch finally for Firefox, setting the Vertical Tab Flag feature. Not perfect, but still feeling on the edge.
@jon@vivaldi.net cool to see that Vivaldi is well accepted. Where would Vivaldi stand today on a worldwide level? I can’t find it on https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share#monthly-202310-202410-bar
It’s probably included in Chrome or ‘Other’?