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I believe it's a myth that "most" IE6 are corporate environments. The diagrams about IE6 work day-weekend fluctuation wasn't that big. I expect at least half o
by beza1e1 17y ago
I believe it's a myth that "most" IE6 are corporate environments. The diagrams about IE6 work day-weekend fluctuation wasn't that big.
I expect at least half of the active IE6 users to be users of the category "installed Win XP and doesn't care about updates or browsers". At least I know some people like this.
- jonknee 17y agoCorporate laptops make no distinction of work days. Digg's recent survey shows that a most of their users who are on IE 6 are so because of work. http://blog.digg.com/?p=878 http://blog.digg.com/?p=878 There are also a lot of bots that label themselves as IE 6 which inflates the effect.
- JshWright 17y agoDigg's recent survey shows that a most of their users who are on IE 6 _[and are interested in completing a survey about what browser they use]_ are so because of work. If someone is already in the aforementioned "installed Win XP and doesn't care about updates or browsers" category, I think it's pretty safe to assume they might be in the "doesn't want to be bother with a survey about their browser" category.