In the Republic of (South) Korea Almost Nobody Uses Firefox Anymore

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 22, 2025

In Korea, few people still use Firefox if these Web statistics are anything to go by.

In the US, if Firefox falls below 2%, then government sites need no longer ensure compatibility. This is where it stands today, based on analytics.usa.gov:

Firefox cannot recover from this by upsetting its few remaining (likely stubborn) Firefox users. LibreWolf might work. █

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