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Because it is off XP life support now.

• PeterisP 13y ago
  XP has life support turned off, however, it'll still survive for a few years despite that. The end of MS support doesn't seem to have caused any mass migrations off of windows XP, and it will be a long time until it's less popular than windows 8.
  • Bootvis 13y ago
    Yes, I'm afraid reports of IE's death have been greatly exaggerated.
    • rplnt 13y ago
      Third time's the charm?
      • jenscow 13y ago
        The exaggeration of IE6's death has been greatly exaggerated.
        • rplnt 13y ago
          Well, now this thread got bigger. At the time of my posting perhaps quarter of the comments said this.
• NKCSS 13y ago
  The Dutch government recently signed a contact to have MS keep supporting XP with security updates, so it's not dead at all.
  • Bootvis 13y ago
    Yes, so I'm actually paying for the life support :(