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Firefox stürzt ab: 6 % Marktanteil am Desktop, mobil kaum 0,5 %. Mozilla hat Vertrauen verspielt – das einst mächtige Add-on-System beschnitten, Mobile(-Security) vernachlässigt, Admins ignoriert, zu (social.tchncs.de)
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Firefox stürzt ab: 6 % Marktanteil am Desktop, mobil kaum 0,5 %. Mozilla hat Vertrauen verspielt – das einst mächtige Add-on-System beschnitten, Mobile(-Security) vernachlässigt, Admins ignoriert, zu oft umgebaut statt verbessert. Technik verlor gegen Management-Floskeln. Der Exodus war hausgemacht. Und dennoch brauchen wir Firefox – sonst gehen uns die Alternativen zu Chrome endgültig aus.

https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/

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[-] ueeu@social.vivaldi.net 1 points 3 days ago

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Cloudfare has different results:

In March 2024, Firefox had 3.97% market share. In March 2025, it has 4.102%.

https://radar.cloudflare.com/reports

Statcounter's tracking script is installed on less than 2 million websites. However, it can be blocked by some browser plugins that block ads and trackers, or even at the browser level, depending on the browser.

Cloudfare's statistics are based on around 25 million websites. They are first-party data, so servers' statistics are not affected by tracker-blockers. This may explain the higher market share of Firefox, as per Cloudfare data.

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