Well, actually, analytics do lie. Browsers such as Opera and OmniWeb have been pretending to be other browsers for years, just so various web sites would actua

Well, actually, analytics do lie. Browsers such as Opera and OmniWeb have been pretending to be other browsers for years, just so various web sites would actually work for them. And now even the big browsers have this option somewhere. You also need to match those analytics against actual sales. Ultimately, it's more important if 50% of your checkouts are IE6, not 50% of your home page views. I'm not disagreeing with the notion of supporting the users you actually have, you'd be crazy to turn your back on a big audience; just be clear about what your data really means.