Post by PickyChicky on Dec 20, 2014 17:02:39 GMT -6
In the thread I started about my blog, it came up that my blog is appearing differently in Internet Explorer (IE), which I'm not worried about. Like I said, if Microsoft doesn't want to be a team player and let sites appear as they should on their browser like all the other browsers do, then that's their problem. LOL
To reassure myself that I need not worry about IE, I went in search of some statistics on browser usage and came across the following that reports usage month by month, the latest month reported is November 2014:
www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
As you can see, the percentage of the population that uses IE is less than 10%. Chrome came on top with 60% and Firefox in second with about 25% of the market. The above also provides statistics for Safari and Opera, but their percentages are so small that they're not even worth mentioning...much like IE. LOL
So, no, I won't be worrying about how my sites appear on IE. I apologize to IE users, but might I suggest you try Firefox or Chrome like the majority of the rest of the population? LOL
To reassure myself that I need not worry about IE, I went in search of some statistics on browser usage and came across the following that reports usage month by month, the latest month reported is November 2014:
www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
As you can see, the percentage of the population that uses IE is less than 10%. Chrome came on top with 60% and Firefox in second with about 25% of the market. The above also provides statistics for Safari and Opera, but their percentages are so small that they're not even worth mentioning...much like IE. LOL
So, no, I won't be worrying about how my sites appear on IE. I apologize to IE users, but might I suggest you try Firefox or Chrome like the majority of the rest of the population? LOL
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