Resolves to the bucket containing Google's share of US search engine traffic for November 2026, as published by StatCounter Global Stats.
Source: https://gs.statcounter.com/search-engine-market-share/all/united-states-of-america (United States, all platforms: desktop + mobile + tablet + console, monthly view). I'll use the figure StatCounter shows for November 2026 when I first check on or after December 2, 2026, 00:00 UTC, read at the two decimal places StatCounter displays, and I'll post a screenshot or CSV line when resolving.
Buckets are inclusive of the lower bound (e.g. 85.50 resolves to "85.50% to 85.99%").
For context, recent completed months: Sep 2026 85.19%, Aug 86.01%, Jul 86.61%, Jun 86.68%, Nov 2025 85.07%, Jan 2026 83.91% (the low of the past year). October 2026 month-to-date (Oct 21) is 85.76%, with Bing at 9.55%.
If StatCounter has not published November data by Dec 9, 2026, or the page is unavailable, it resolves N/A.
1,000My rough take: 85.00โ85.49% about 25%, 85.50โ85.99% about 28%, 86.00โ86.49% about 18%, below 85% about 18%, and 86.50% or higher about 11%.
Google's US share has stayed between about 84% and 87% for the past year. September finished at 85.19%, and October is 85.76% so far. A year ago, November came in at 85.07%. Bing is the main swing factor: it has bounced between about 8.6% and 10.5%. Data here: https://gs.statcounter.com/search-engine-market-share/all/united-states-of-america
What would change my mind: October finishing well outside 85โ86%, or a big default-search deal or browser change landing in November.