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Windows 7 isn't my biggest concern, though I agree that IE mode on Edge for Win7 will strike a killing blow. According to my site's analytics, 41% of our IE11
by dfabulich 7y ago
Windows 7 isn't my biggest concern, though I agree that IE mode on Edge for Win7 will strike a killing blow.
According to my site's analytics, 41% of our IE11 users are on Windows 10, plus another 5.63% on Windows 8. (Windows 7 reaches End of Life in January 2020.)
- yjftsjthsd-h 7y agoSo then ~53% of your IE11 users are still on Windows 7? That certainly sounds like something you should still care about.
- dfabulich 7y agoI do care, (and of course we still support IE11 on any OS version) but Win7/IE11 users are gradually upgrading on their own. I was afraid that IE11 would literally never go away. Microsoft has said that they'll support IE11 until Windows 10 reached End of Life. But they've also said that Windows 10 is the "last version" of Windows, that they'll continue shipping new updates for Windows 10 in perpetuity. Now, I have hope.
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