Re:When IE gave us beautiful, fast touch interactions, and n...
by integraton on Friday March 13, 2015 @04:15PM
(#9199722)
> Depends where you get your stats
It's usually advisable for people get them from analytics tools on their own sites rather than looking at global stats. For example, IE stats from my Google Analytics account covering multiple different industries, company sizes, and types of sites and applications range from 6.78% to 13.19%, and I've seen similar numbers on every project I've worked on for at least 4 or 5 years.
Re:When IE gave us beautiful, fast touch interactions, and n...
by tacos on Friday March 13, 2015 @11:58PM
(#9201499)
This is called confirmation bias. There are plenty of markets where IE retains > 80%. Many of us have chosen to avoid those markets, but they're out there.
It's usually advisable for people get them from analytics tools on their own sites rather than looking at global stats. For example, IE stats from my Google Analytics account covering multiple different industries, company sizes, and types of sites and applications range from 6.78% to 13.19%, and I've seen similar numbers on every project I've worked on for at least 4 or 5 years.