Edge Leads Chrome Downloads: Data Revealed

A photo of a technology-themed speech. A bald man wearing glasses, dressed in a dark blue sweater and jeans, stands on the left side of the stage, smiling and pointing with both index fingers at the large demo screen behind him. A slide on a light blue background was displayed on the screen. In the upper left corner, there is a small cyan capsule-shaped badge labeled "NEW DATA." The main title below reads "{argument name="headline" default="Microsoft Edge is the #1 browser to download Google Chrome"}", where "#1" is highlighted in blue. The subtitle reads: "% of Google Chrome downloads that started from another browser." Below is a bar chart containing three bars. The first pillar is tall and blue, marked "38.6%" at the top, with the Microsoft Edge logo and "Microsoft Edge" text below. The second column is shorter and gray, marked "17.2%" at the top, with the Mozilla Firefox logo and "Mozilla Firefox" text below. The third pillar is the shortest and gray, marked "13.0%" at the top, with the Apple Safari logo and "Apple Safari" text below. In the lower left corner of the slides, small print reads: "Source: Microsoft internal analysis of Google Chrome download referrals Cohort: Windows 10 and 11, Worldwide, Jan - March 2024." The Microsoft logo (four colored squares) is printed on the wooden board on the left side of the screen. At the bottom of the foreground, the back of the viewer's head is visible.