Every month, NetMarketshare releases their Web browser market share data and there is always something interesting to gain from the figures.
For October, a few notable milestones occurred. Internet Explorer, as it has been since the 1990s, stayed on top holding on to a large 58.49 percent share. Google's Chrome continued its slow and steady ascent, now up to 21.25 percent share and good ... [ read the full article ]
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the IE 8 numbers are because in other country's where they can't afford high speed internet they are on dial up and cannot update to internet explorer 9 or even 11
Originally posted by megadunderhead: the IE 8 numbers are because in other country's where they can't afford high speed internet they are on dial up and cannot update to internet explorer 9 or even 11
Sadly, it's not just foreign countries. There are U.S. corporations that still use Windows 7 + IE8 for their employees.
Originally posted by megadunderhead: the IE 8 numbers are because in other country's where they can't afford high speed internet they are on dial up and cannot update to internet explorer 9 or even 11
Sadly, it's not just foreign countries. There are U.S. corporations that still use Windows 7 + IE8 for their employees.
Due to certain enterprise software that's either stuck in the dark ages, or those companies refuse to pay to upgrade. Working with some of these clients, they only use IE for those applications and usually have Google Chrome and/or Firefox installed for their regular web browsing.
