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Chrome has been in the market for three years and it still trailing behind Internet Explorer, which has a share of 40.6% of the market.
"We can look forward to a fascinating battle between Microsoft and Google as the pace of growth of Chrome suggests that it will become a real rival to Internet Explorer globally," said Aodhan Cullen, chief executive of StatCounter.
Cullen said the firm's stats measure actual browser usage, not just downloads of the browser, which shows that people are using it to access the internet.
Chrome had already passed by Firefox in Britain in August, but still stands behind it in the US.
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