Does anyone have any empirical answers of what proportion of non-standards browsers are still used to visit their sites?
I'm catering to quite a compact market of 'older people' who may have got new computers (& hence new browsers packaged with them) but they may also be limping along on IE5 and NS4 - I just don't know. My hope is that if they're paying to have a site developed, they'll have newer browsers - but I've already had feedback from someone who told me my box was wrongly positioned. She is using IE 5 and says she 'likes it and won't change'.
I'm toying with putting a div class="ahem" into all of my pages, but before I spend time working out the codes and @imports, etc, can anyone tell me whether I'm doing it for 1%, 5%, 50%, or 95% of my future visitors?
I go live on 1 March, and am rapidly going grey, too. Thanks!
I'm catering to quite a compact market of 'older people' who may have got new computers (& hence new browsers packaged with them) but they may also be limping along on IE5 and NS4 - I just don't know. My hope is that if they're paying to have a site developed, they'll have newer browsers - but I've already had feedback from someone who told me my box was wrongly positioned. She is using IE 5 and says she 'likes it and won't change'.
I'm toying with putting a div class="ahem" into all of my pages, but before I spend time working out the codes and @imports, etc, can anyone tell me whether I'm doing it for 1%, 5%, 50%, or 95% of my future visitors?
I go live on 1 March, and am rapidly going grey, too. Thanks!
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