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Those 5% are probably a wild collection of devices. TVs with embedded Browsers, old phones and other computers elsewhere. As example: my late grandfather of 10
by johannes1234321 1y ago
Those 5% are probably a wild collection of devices. TVs with embedded Browsers, old phones and other computers elsewhere.
As example: my late grandfather of 100 years took records of his stamp collection in Excel. He used the computer for Wikipedia as well, but we didn't upgrade ist as he was comfortable, but upgrading to later Windows to ruin newer browser would have been too much of a change and rather made him stop doing what brought him fun. The router etc blocked worst places frequent backups allowed restore, thus actual risk low.
Anecdote aside: there are tons of those machines all over.
And then another big one: bots claiming to be something which they aren't.
- veeti 1y agoThere are a lot of people happily browsing away on unsupported Apple devices that don't get any more Safari updates. Lot of strange webkit edge cases to be found that don't exist in any other browser.