disolitude on 04 November 2012
| SamuelRSmith said: I'm kind of surpised that IE8 is number 1. I've never actually seen it out in the wild. Usually IE7 or Chrome. |
IE8 is thie highest because this is the latest browser Win XP users can install. Thank god there is Chrome and FF for those people cause I'd kill myself if I had to use IE8.
This just shows what a massive turnaround MS did with IE9, which is the most secure browser by far, yet still very competitive with speed, JS and other benchmarks... And IE10 is even better. The Trident rendering engine used in IE has come a long way. And to think they were considering switching to Webkit before IE9 was released...
