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Why don't these graphs ever break down into the major versions of Firefox? I know there is still testing done on 1.5, 2.x and then of course 3.x as the current
by sosuke 17y ago
Why don't these graphs ever break down into the major versions of Firefox? I know there is still testing done on 1.5, 2.x and then of course 3.x as the current version. Why break down IE, Opera and Netscape but not Firefox or Safari?
- jswinghammer 17y agoMaybe the assumption is that people are just auto-updating these.
- lmkg 17y agoThey stopped breaking down opera after 8.
- maukdaddy 17y agoBecause it makes the Firefox share look larger.
- mbrubeck 17y agoIt seems to be based on this dataset, which doesn't provide a breakdown of Firefox versions: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp Note that this is from w3schools.com, not w3.org (a completely different site). This is for a web developer audience, so it kind of makes sense; from a developer point of view there are much bigger differences in standards compliance between IE versions than between Firefox versions. But mostly they just seem to want to keep a small number of columns on that page.
- micrypt 17y agoIt also appears like Chrome is eating into Firefox's market share.