Most of the large general sites I know of that break it out by visitors (not by hits, which is silly) fall in line with the Net Applications numbers. Note that

Most of the large general sites I know of that break it out by visitors (not by hits, which is silly) fall in line with the Net Applications numbers. Note that these numbers will not match up with tech-focused sites or most startup and early-adopter sites (most of the sites folks that visit HN run). So, you'll get voted down any time you state it here (see my post above downvoted to 0), because, for some reason, people get really mad any time you point out how dominant IE still is. And I say this as someone with my own large tech-focused site (over 2m visitors a month) which sees about a 40-34-17-3 split for Chrome-Firefox-IE-Opera. There's been some progress, though, as at least we have fewer clueless people citing W3Schools' stats these days.