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nietzsche
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Posted - May 28 2005 : 9:01PM
oatmeal
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Posted - May 28 2005 : 10:21PM
when are you not in the posting mood?
juha
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 4:00AM
is anyone using Internet Explorer anyway?
STEMCELL
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Russia+China are Terror states
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 5:22AM
wait until you see what´s new with Longhorn, the WinXP successor. No more drive letters anymore
PL
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 9:29AM
I hope not...
 
oatmeal
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 9:49AM
I use Firefox now but there are sites where you still have to use IE. If you use SP2 and actually read what you click BEFORE clicking it's not bad other than the lack of tabbed browsing and a startup delay.
cv
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 12:12PM
About 90% of computer users. Sad, but true.
STEMCELL
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Russia+China are Terror states
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 12:24PM
is this an MS based/financed survey? Not any PC is running MS editions as there basic OS´s!
STEMCELL
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Russia+China are Terror states
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 12:29PM
BTW: Firefox is good, but not the best browser available.

Slimbrowser & Avantbrowser in terms of features, handling &security about two steps ahead of Firefox.

cv
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 1:38PM
Nah, if you go to any of the tech news websites they all have occasional articles about browser market share.

The consensus is Internet Explorer owns 90% of the browser market. Netcraft might track browsers; if they don't, I'm sure a quick Google search will reveal a few sites that track browser share.

If you run your own site, any of the log analysis tools will do this. I've managed a few sites in the past and based on my own experience, the 90% statistic is quite plausible.

STEMCELL
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Russia+China are Terror states
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 1:46PM
Then I can only guess that corporate admins are still installing IE6 with their unattended/cloned installations.
cv
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 2:06PM
I'm pretty sure only the EU version of Windows is the only one without Internet Explorer bundled with the operating system, if that's what you're talking about, a part of Microsort's antitrust settlement with the EU. They made no such concessions in other markets.

In any case, most corporate sysadmins will probably still install IE, simply because it's the browser compatible with the highest percentage of websites. Perhaps not poor reasoning, but that's probably why they'll do it.

jrv
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Posted - May 29 2005 : 5:05PM
It makes you wonder how Windows compatible Longhorn will be.
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