Microsoft continues to bleed browser share at record rates

Microsoft's browsers last month continued to swirl toward the drain of second place, new data published last week showed.
The several editions of Internet Explorer (IE) and Edge lost a combined 1.4 percentage points of desktop and notebook user share in March, the fourth consecutive monthly decline of more than a point and the 15th straight month of declines of any size.
IE and Edge -- analytics company Net Applications dumps the latter's user share into the bucket labeled "IE" -- accounted for