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Wow, that is high. I work in the edtech space myself, and supposedly the IE 8 stats are around ~10% for us, which is high enough to not ignore (unfortunately).
by Bahamut 13y ago
Wow, that is high.
I work in the edtech space myself, and supposedly the IE 8 stats are around ~10% for us, which is high enough to not ignore (unfortunately).
- dspillett 13y agoWith the clients of out main money making application (investment banks for the most part) IE8 is well over 80%, possibly even 90%, though we are increasingly seeing the use of Chrome too as that has started making its way into standard desktop builds to deal with the increaing number of apps that are out right refusing to support IE8. MS are starting to lose a chunk of corporate use here: by not offering an easy way to run modernm IE and legacy IE side-by-side they are essentially giving market share to Chrome as some corporates can't drop IE8 easily (due to some intranet apps they still rely on) but are starting to need to have something more modern at the same time (they would use IE10 instead if they could easily run that along side IE8).