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[dino]

Originally Posted by jms62

Make that 55% but you having worked in the industry for 30+ already know that. A typo I guess. On another note I would think these guys are on the ball and are targeting the mobile market and html-5 so any issues with IE now are likely to disappear with upgraded versions of IE offering more HTML5 support.

Non-mobile web browser statistics on Wikimedia

Chrome   46.02%
Internet Explorer   20.47%
Firefox   17.71%
Others   7.25%
Opera   5.45%


I guess I overstated it's usage. If you make it up to Saratoga this summer you should drop me a private note and maybe we can discuss all your nasty comments to me. Doubt that will happen

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dino

Non-mobile web browser statistics on Wikimedia

Chrome   46.02%
Internet Explorer   20.47%
Firefox   17.71%
Others   7.25%
Opera   5.45%


I guess I overstated it's usage. If you make it up to Saratoga this summer you should drop me a private note and maybe we can discuss all your nasty comments to me. Doubt that will happen

Wikimedia you and your constant threats to all who call you out are laughable.

https://www.google.com/search?q=brow...dACHiv7LcLM%3A