How Has the Ranking of Popular Mobile Web Browsers Changed in

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In 2010, Opera was the most popular browser, accounting for 27.78% of the market share. Following are Nokia Browser, Mobile Safari, BlackBerry Browser, Android Browser, UC Browser and IEMobile, respectively.

By 2011, the Mobile version of Safari had a breakthrough, surpassing Opera to become the most popular browser with a 23.76% market share. In 2011, the browser on the Android operating system also attracted more users to help it beat Nokia's browser.

Nearly a year later, Android Browser has surpassed Safari Mobile to take the lead. Nokia Browser and BlackBerry Browser have dropped sharply.

In January 2013, Google Chrome first appeared in the race to rank the most popular mobile web browsers. With a rapid growth rate, Chrome has taken the leading position with 24% market share, only after 18 months of launch. UC Browser is also growing steadily and gaining second place, after Chrrome in 2015.

In mid-2016, Safari Mobile has risen sharply, regaining second place. 2016 marked the arrival of Samsung Internet browser in 4th place.

By September 2019, Chrom continued to hold the top position with 61.13% market share, Safari Mobile accounted for 20.17% ranked second, the remaining positions were Samsung Internet with 6, 69%, UC Browser (6.31%), Opera Mobile, Android Mobile and KaiOS Browser.

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