Browser & Mobile App Trends Highlight Need for Cookieless Advertising
There are a decreasing percentage of users who can be targeted using the third-party cookies that advertisers have been using for years.

By John Davis
Friday, June 21, 2025 at 5.19 p.m.
WEB BROWSERS ON COMPUTERS AND MOBILE DEVICES: In the chart below, Google's Chrome browser is struggling to hang on to a majority of browser usage. Chrome is the last major browser still supporting third-party cookies , the tactic commonly used to target advertising to people with certain demographics, occupations, shopping preferences, etc.
Source: StatCounter Global Stats - Browser Market Share
WITHIN MOBILE APPS: In the chart below, please note that Apple's iPhones and iPads employ the iOS operating system, which blocks third-party cookies by default.This operating system had about 57% of market share as of JANUARY 2025.
Source: StatCounter Global Stats - OS Market Share
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Cookieless ads improve real-world KPIs for retail, education, and health advertisers
CHALLENGE: Retail, education, and hospitality advertisers demanded cost-effective media buying that demonstrated performance without relying on cookies.
SOLUTION: Crowd Louder Media successfully executed display, video, and native campaigns that engaged audiences without relying on cookies. Campaigns leveraged only the most favorable ad inventory, custom blocklists, and Advanced invalid traffic detection.AI-driven technology seamlessly optimized inventory selection by leveraging one trillion real-time data signals from more than 100 million web and mobile destinations.
RESULTS: Key performance indicators such as phone calls, in-store sales, and website inquiries improved for each campaign. Crowd Louder's trading desk achieved a 61% increase in media efficiency and reduced spending on third-party data providers.
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