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The touchscreen-friendly web browser is only used by some 12 per cent of Windows 10 users. Google Chrome is used by a staggering 70 per cent of users, according to research by San
Francisco-based firm Quantcast. Software Engineer Jackson Newhouse, of Quantcast said: "The wide release of Windows 10 did initially bump Edge’s market share from 12 per cent to 16 per
cent. "However, this increase was temporary, with Chrome recovering from temporary losses and reaching over 70 per cent market share of Windows 10, higher than the 63 per cent it pulls
in on Windows 7 and 8. "More and more users are using Windows 10 every day, and most have shifted off of the old Internet Explorer. "However, that movement hasn’t entirely been
towards Edge, with a number of users choosing Chrome instead. "Microsoft may be able to make further inroads into the browser market with Edge, but it’ll take more than a new operating
system to unseat Chrome’s dominance."
