MARCH 2020 GOOGLE CHROME MOBILE USAGE SHARE ON VARIOUS CONTINENTS Africa However, mobile usage share varies greatly in different countries and world regions.Īfrica and Asia are consistently the two continents with the greatest mobile usage share. In March 2020, Chrome users accessed an average website on mobile devices 74.3% of the time. WHAT PERCENT OF CHROME TRAFFIC IS MOBILE? On different continents, the proportions between mobile, desktop, and tablet usage are varied, although mobile usage is prevailing across all regions. While the proportions slightly change over time, it’s clear that an average website is primarily browsed by mobile users. Google Chrome is primarily used on mobile devices. In 22% of all countries, 4G connections account for less than half of all connections.In March 2020, only 46% of users in Africa browsed the web using a 4G connection, while in Europe, it was nearly 98%.However, in 1 in every 5 countries, 4G is used in less than 50% of all cases. A 4G connection is used by Google Chrome users all over the world 92% of the time.The shift towards mobile usage is particularly dynamic in emerging markets.The average mobile usage share grew by over 5 percentage points in 2019, from 73.8% to 79.1%.In 9 out of every 10 countries, websites are visited on mobile devices more than 50% of the time in 5 out of every 10 countries, it’s more than 75%.Global desktop usage share grew by 23% in the first quarter of 2020, which is correlated with worldwide Coronavirus-related lockdowns.The report covers general trends and insights drawn from the CrUX database with regard to device usage and connection type. It’s available on all kinds of devices ranging from a mobile phone to a desktop computer.

Google Chrome is the most widely used browser in the world with nearly 64% of the browser market share. CrUX provides insight into how real-world users browse the web on Google Chrome. This report marks the release of The Onely Map – a visualization of how the world is accessing the web, made possible by the data publicly available in the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) database.

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