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Just checked the analytics on a non-IT website: IE represents 10.45% Out of that: IE6 .28% IE7 2.03% IE8 19.81% IE9 16.57%
by olegkikin 13y ago
Just checked the analytics on a non-IT website:
IE represents 10.45%
Out of that:
IE6 .28%
IE7 2.03%
IE8 19.81%
IE9 16.57%
IE10 16.15%
IE11 45.13%
- eli 13y agoEveryone needs to do their own math, though. I run a network of news & information sites for business professionals in different industries and the numbers vary a bit, but are almost all much "worse" than your numbers. On utilitydive.com (covering the utility/energy industry) it's 35% IE and of that 40% is IE8. IE6 and IE7 are much less, but they also don't really work with our latest redesign so it's a bit hard to tell.
- apaprocki 13y agoHere's bloomberg.com: IE represents 25.00% IE6 0.11% IE7 3.20% IE8 34.39% IE9 32.94% IE10 16.48% IE11 12.87%
- jackmoore 13y agoThat's really interesting, how did you get these statistics (do you work for Bloomberg, or do they have this publicly available somewhere)?
- apaprocki 13y agoI work for Bloomberg. (And yes, I verified that web guys didn't mind sharing the numbers :))
- capnjngl 13y agoAn apparel client in the US over the last 90 days: IE6 0.07% IE7 1.33% IE8 19.44% IE9 18.67% IE10 16.24% IE11 44.25%
- malyk 13y agoOn a general consumer website since the start of 2014: IE: 32% - 11: 42% - 10: 16% - 9: 18.4% - 8: 20.2% - 7: 2.4% - 6: 0.07%