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It is, but slowly. Are you willing to turn away 5% of your customers?
by wanderr 16y ago
It is, but slowly. Are you willing to turn away 5% of your customers?
- jules 16y agoIf it saves you X% of time developing, yes. And some of those 5% can probably use portable Chrome/Firefox/etc.
- Hoff 16y agoAre they customers? One site I'm aware of asked a somewhat different question. They mapped the browsers of the visitors that were buying and how much each bought, and found a completely different answer. Though the site saw a higher percentage of IE than what was discussed here, the data showed the IE users weren't their customers. FF, Opera, Chrome and Safari all bought more and bought bigger than IE.
- wanderr 16y agoFor us, every user who visits the site is a customer, since we make money from ads.
- tomjen3 16y agoIf they give me expenses for more than 5%, then yes. In reality they will properly just have to do without the rounded borders, gradients, and nice picture frames that requires working css.
- wanderr 16y agoYeah I consider graceful failback to be supporting IE6. I'm talking about the sites that just don't work at all in IE6.