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Yes, I'm hoping this brings the <IE9 market down to negligible.
by elwell 13y ago
Yes, I'm hoping this brings the <IE9 market down to negligible.
- teleclimber 13y agoI'm afraid it won't. If anything it's just one more browser to have to worry about. All the installations of IE7 and IE8 in enterprise/healthcare aren't going to budge just because a shiny new IE is out. I don't know what it's going to take for that segment to truly go to zero. In my market (healthcare, mostly in the US): IE7 throughput: 1x; IE8: 4x; IE9: 0.6x; IE10: 0.5x; IE11: doesn't register. IE8 is the most widely used browser, followed closely behind by Safari 7 on iPhone. After that comes Chrome 30 on Windows.