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Has anyone looked at this lately? Last I heard in the major media, MSIE
had around 90% share of the market still. Not according to W3Schools,
though.
<http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp>
gecko-based browsers now have nearly 25% of the market.
Admittedly, these stats do not jibe with my own web servers stats, which
show MSIE(all varieties) at around 84%, gecko-based at around 12.5% and
all the rest at around 3%. Also, grain of salt, people, grain of salt.
But I do find it interesting to see how dramatic a downswing MSIE has
taken.
<soapbox>Death to MSIE!</soapbox>
And one last note: Linux as a platform looks more popular than Mac on
W3Schools. Hmmmmmmm... But that tidbit really *is* off-topic.
had around 90% share of the market still. Not according to W3Schools,
though.
<http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp>
gecko-based browsers now have nearly 25% of the market.
Admittedly, these stats do not jibe with my own web servers stats, which
show MSIE(all varieties) at around 84%, gecko-based at around 12.5% and
all the rest at around 3%. Also, grain of salt, people, grain of salt.
But I do find it interesting to see how dramatic a downswing MSIE has
taken.
<soapbox>Death to MSIE!</soapbox>
And one last note: Linux as a platform looks more popular than Mac on
W3Schools. Hmmmmmmm... But that tidbit really *is* off-topic.