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It looks like a lot of IE 7 went to IE 8 not the "new browsers" maybe IE6 users are switching over though. I still know plenty of people who won't switch becau
by buugs 17y ago
It looks like a lot of IE 7 went to IE 8 not the "new browsers" maybe IE6 users are switching over though.
I still know plenty of people who won't switch because they like the way ie6 looks and plenty more who don't know firefox is a browser on campus computers.
edit: Most of those people don't even know what a browser is and if you tell them to open up their browser they say "do you mean the internet?"
- vaksel 17y agoSince January IE7 went from 53.7% down to 30.79%. For a net drop of 22.91%. In that same period IE8 went up from 1% to 15.23%. A net gain of 14.23%. So the upgrade there cost Microsoft 8.68%. And then there is an extra 10% drop for IE6
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