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I can’t imagine making the case to anyone at my work that we can/should voluntarily stop supporting 8.3% of our audience.
by debaserab2 7y ago
I can’t imagine making the case to anyone at my work that we can/should voluntarily stop supporting 8.3% of our audience.
- Spivak 7y ago- 8.3% average globally doesn't necessarily represent 8.3% of your users or market. - 8.3% is almost much larger than the metric you actually care about -- the percentage of users that will not use Chrome (or your desired set of supported browsers).
- debaserab2 7y agoOf course, I used that figure because it’s what the poster used. I looked up what it is for the product I work on and it’s actually only 4% — still an order of magnitude larger than it would need to be to consider not supporting it. The desired set of supported browsers will always come down to metrics.
- mtarnovan 7y agoheck, we're supporting IE11 at great pains with ~4% audience