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The best way to help is to port Chrome to Windows 2000. Firefox is too slow to be usable on most Windows 2000 boxes, IE newer than 6 isn't supported, and Chrom
by grandalf 16y ago
The best way to help is to port Chrome to Windows 2000.
Firefox is too slow to be usable on most Windows 2000 boxes, IE newer than 6 isn't supported, and Chrome isn't supported, which makes IE6 the best option.
- ehosca 16y agoChrome is hardly stable on pages with a ton of flash content ...
- melling 16y agoWindows 2000 doesn't appear to have any significant market share. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp
- grandalf 16y agoWho uses IE6 on XP? Pirated copies of XP? That's bizarre.
- vasi 16y agoHow about half the population of China? http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-CN-monthly-200909-201009 http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-CN-monthly-200909... Plus folks at many organizations with conservative IT policies.
- loupgarou21 16y agoI know I had to do some voodoo to make a website we setup work right for a client because all of their internal windows computers were still running IE6
- camiller 16y agoMuch higher that win98. I wonder if my 12yr old daughters machine is the last win98 machine on the internet?
- cninja 16y agoOpera runs well on Windows 2000
- sid0 16y agoBoxes still on Win2k won't have much memory, and Chrome is really memory-hungry, so it isn't going to help.