Actually some of those stats are broken down by desktop + mobile versus just desktop.
Right, but your specific link was to desktop+mobile combined, so I figured that’s what you were pointing to.
Haven’t seen IE top 25 percent anywhere. Not sure how you could reach 58 percent market share for IE by any metric.
Here’s another chart that includes mobile and still puts IE at ~50% market share:
Source: Windows 8.x breaks 10 percent, Internet Explorer 11 makes a splash | Ars Technica
Methodology FAQ: http://netmarketshare.com/faq.aspx
I think either way my point still stands that Firefox was certainly one of the last popular browsers to holdout on DRM among, IE, Chrome and Safari and even the much less popular Opera browser. And, once again, Mozilla has said (for whatever their word is still worth anymore) that they aren’t going to implement DRM in the mobile version of Firefox, so that’s why my focus on is PCs, not mobile.
