Google Chrome finally bypasses Internet Explorer in world share.

The king is dead, long live the King! Previously, Google’s browser managed to occasionally snatch the lead from Internet Explorer on weekends, when many people went to the Internet from home, not from work, but now Chrome is finally fixed in the first place. The browser took only three and a half years to do this. Let me remind you that Chrome itself is based on the code base of the Chromium project, which is used by other companies, including Russian ones, to create their own branded assemblies. View statistics on StatCounter website. Chrome took the lead in the second week of May and will probably complete its superiority by the end of the month.
Google doesn’t rest on its laurels, and the developers recently released the 19th version of the browser with support for the synchronization of tabs, including with the mobile browser, and also introduced support for Web Intents, allowing developers to connect applications with each other. As for web spec support, Chrome 19 covers about 88% of the specifications available to developers. For comparison, IE9 provides only 48% support (caniuse.com data)