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For what it's worth, I suspect IE8 is going to stand out much more than IE7, which very few people will upgrade to (IE7 doesn't exist for Win7 I don't believe,

by spydum 15y ago

For what it's worth, I suspect IE8 is going to stand out much more than IE7, which very few people will upgrade to (IE7 doesn't exist for Win7 I don't believe, so as people upgrade to Win7, you will see surge in IE8).

ufo 15y ago
IE8 will be the new IE6. IE9+ are the ones that only run on Windows 7.
- ams6110 15y ago
  But nobody (we hope!) is writing IE specific apps anymore right? This is the whole reason IE6 is still around, because 10 years ago people WERE writing to IE. So I would suspect IE8 will have much less inertia.
  - Zirro 15y ago
    I suspect it will be more about IE8's lack of support for CSS3 (and HTML5), meaning that we will have to keep bothering with various tricks and libraries to (partially) fix these for us.