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Nah, it won't mean a thing. Microsoft still has almost 60% of the desktop browser market share.

Unfortunately, they have no mobile market share, and this is where most people will be browsing the web.

It's interesting that Opera Mini commands just under 8% of the mobile market share.

It's also interesting to note that the "Android browser" (so not Chrome) still has a significant market share 15.65%.

So they in fact don't have 60 percent market share of the browsing market anymore. The mobile markets count, if you're a developer.

That's correct and that's what I said:

"Unfortunately, they have no mobile market share, and this is where most people will be browsing the web."