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Originally Posted by monkeybreath
A good example of this is India- not a place renouned for IT, but statistics that i was reading (will find the link later) showed that 92% of home users in India have linux not windows, because it is cheaper. If this trend continues, then fewer people will use IE, and more people will install other browsers, which will in turn lead to development of web content that is cross browser compatible.
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I would like to see those statistics. And knowing India, I want to know if they counted all the pirated Windows copies floating about.
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Originally Posted by Richard M
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Mozilla will be the dominant browser by then anyway imo.
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What are you smoking?
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Being a Web/Multimedia Designer, I have to say that any designer worth his/hers tupence will test a decent Website on a variety of browsers to make sure it works and displays correctly. If it doesnt work on all browsers in some form..even older ones (we are told to develop for Netscape 3 content still), It is a crap site with a crap designer. I think there is still a reasonable percentage of people that dont use the latest version of browsers still.
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I disagree. I would test it on systems the MAJORITY of the people use UNLESS my goal is to penetrate a minority market too.