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I'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
by teleclimber 13y ago
I'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.