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Internet Explorer didn't even make the list for browsers. I'm not really surprised, but as a web developer it's always nice to be reassured that it's dying/dead
by brink 14y ago
Internet Explorer didn't even make the list for browsers. I'm not really surprised, but as a web developer it's always nice to be reassured that it's dying/dead.
- sjmulder 14y agoIE 9 and 10 have been good to me. I just hope we keep a good balance of browsers going forward.
- drhowarddrfine 14y agoSince IE10 isn't out yet, I question that statement. Of course, anyone who thinks IE9 is good to them, I question that statment, too.
- Wilya 14y agoYou can't conclude that from his data. His audience is web developers, so obviously IE will be very low.
- brink 14y agoI see HN as a fringe audience. Trends in the technology world usually happen first here. I do see your point though, and I'm not drawing concrete evidence from this thread.
- dangrossman 14y agoInternet Explorer is still the most used family of browsers. I also produce this Global Stats report from usage at over 50,000 websites: http://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php http://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php