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I checked this last week for a site I maintain, 10% of the visitors were still using IE6, and 15% of the visitors had Javascript turned off. I guess that's bec
by Luyt 15y ago
I checked this last week for a site I maintain, 10% of the visitors were still using IE6, and 15% of the visitors had Javascript turned off. I guess that's because that site is aimed at a certain business audience.
Another site I maintain shows numbers like 3% IE6 and 1% non-JS. What a difference!
Of course, for the first site I mentioned, we made it sure the site graciously degrades for non-JS and/or IE6 users. We don't want to lose 15% of our customers.
- jtheory 15y agoApparently some hyper-paranoid corporate firewalls block JavaScript... that probably accounts for the oddly-high percentage of no-JS business users you're seeing.