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In article <gCPqsFAbqUJ1Ewg9@tall.demon.co.uk>, Annabel Tall
<Annabel@tall.demon.co.uk> writes
>While this is being discussed, does anyone have any figures, or know of
>any research, on what proportion of surfers use "old" browsers?
There's a summary list of percentage (and the sampling stats) of
browsers in use at:
<URL: http://browserwatch.internet.com/stats/stats.html>

Interesting that in spite of the figures that have been bandied about in
this ng over the last year, NS is well in the lead with 59.2% against
IE's 30.5%. Just shows what the world thinks about IE!

A breakdown % in use of the various versions of Netscape is given at:

<URL: http://browserwatch.internet.com/stats/ua-netscape.html>

A breakdown % in use of the various versions of IE is given at:
<URL: http://browserwatch.internet.com/stats/ua-microsoft.html>

Of the remainder of browsers, A to M are given at:
<URL: http://browserwatch.internet.com/stats/ua-1.html>

and N to Z at:
<URL: http://browserwatch.internet.com/stats/ua-2.html>

From the stats shown at the addresses above you can also get some idea
of the proportion of computers in use on the 'net.
-- 
Tony Morgan
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