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At long last, Mozilla has managed to calculate how many Firefox users have at least one add-on installed: 85%. It gets better, though: the average Firefox user has no less than 5 add-ons installed — but considering over 2.5 billion add-ons have been downloaded in the last 5 years, that’s not all that surprising. In total, 580 million add-ons are used every day by the Firefox user base.
On the flip side, over in Googleland, only one third — 33% — of Chrome users have an add-on (extension) installed. The most telling statistic, though, is that Google has only served 70 million extensions and themes — a puny fraction of the 2.5 billion dished up by Mozilla. It’s worth noting that these Chrome statistics are six months old — but given how Chrome automatically updates, and how it doesn’t suffer from the same add-on compatibility issues as Firefox, it’s safe to assume that the percentage is still around 33% today. The total number of downloads will have climbed significantly — but it’s unlikely to be much over 100 million.
On the flip side, over in Googleland, only one third — 33% — of Chrome users have an add-on (extension) installed. The most telling statistic, though, is that Google has only served 70 million extensions and themes — a puny fraction of the 2.5 billion dished up by Mozilla. It’s worth noting that these Chrome statistics are six months old — but given how Chrome automatically updates, and how it doesn’t suffer from the same add-on compatibility issues as Firefox, it’s safe to assume that the percentage is still around 33% today. The total number of downloads will have climbed significantly — but it’s unlikely to be much over 100 million.
http://www.extremetech.com/internet/87484-85-of-firefox-users-use-add-ons-chrome-users-just-33
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