> The number of personal Windows users with Java itself installed (rather than programs with their own bundled JRE) is probably very low at this point This can

> The number of personal Windows users with Java itself installed (rather than programs with their own bundled JRE) is probably very low at this point This can depend on your country. Here in Brazil, the income tax preparation software (http://receita.economia.gov.br/interface/cidadao/irpf/2020/download/download-do-programa http://receita.economia.gov.br/interface/cidadao/irpf/2020/d...) is written in Java, and the install instructions in that page tell you to update Java, so it's probably not bundled. Since everyone with income above a certain amount (and several other situations) has to use that software to fill the tax report (the option to use the paper form has been discontinued many years ago), I'd guess a high number of personal Windows users in this country have Java installed.