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> Unfortunately my home nation (though very small) is also on something like 20% WinXP (thus limited to IE8). Chrome and Firefox are still supported on XP. Sur
by arthurfm 12y ago
> Unfortunately my home nation (though very small) is also on something like 20% WinXP (thus limited to IE8).
Chrome and Firefox are still supported on XP. Surely they could switch browsers if forced?
http://chrome.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/extending-chrome-support-for-xp-users.html http://chrome.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/extending-chrome-suppor...
http://www.neowin.net/news/mozilla-to-support-firefox-on-windows-xp-after-microsoft-ends-support-for-the-os http://www.neowin.net/news/mozilla-to-support-firefox-on-win...
- lomnakkus 12y agoAlas, no. People who are still on WinXP tend to not be the install-"custom"-software type. :(
- paublyrne 12y agoHow long should the mountain wait for Muhammad, though? In the UK, analogue terrestrial television was eventually turned off, and replaced by digital, following a lengthy publicity campaign. I would guess there are very few people staring at blank TV screens and wondering what to do now. My point is, you need to give people a push sometimes.