Internet Explorer Has Stopped Working

naisho said:
I just saw it like this:

IE -20%
----
FF +07%
Safari +1% something, hard to see
Chrome +3%
Opera +0%

20 - 11 = 9% is missing, that drop is larger than firefox's gain..
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there you go.
 
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The Highlander said:
Then OSX already have them.

In fact, Macintosh have Adobe graphic since 1988. Windows finally have adobe since 1992.

Don't you noticed Adobe's help video are in OSX?
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Yes, Mac has Adobe graphic design software. But it's not entirely compatible with PC versions. I can't work on one platform and then bring the files over to another platform.
 
naisho said:
I just saw it like this:

IE -20%
----
FF +07%
Safari +1% something, hard to see
Chrome +3%
Opera +0%

20 - 11 = 9% is missing, that drop is larger than firefox's gain..
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Nope. Look again careful..


IE 67-48 = 19%
FF 24-32.1 = 8%
Safari 2.4- 5.6 = 3.2%
Chrome 0- 6.8 = 6.8%


19% from three browser.

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I see now, those % looks deceiving without numbers on it.
 
Jiro said:
there you go. You "assumed." In other way - you do not know if majority of IE users are novice users. In fact - quite a handful of my VERY computer-literate friends do use IE simply because they do not like being hassled with making Firefox/Chrome to work with many websites via add-ons.

Many websites with highest level of security (typically online banking or government sites) require you to use IE. It will not work with Firefox or Chrome. Bank of America just recently made its website compatible with Firefox and Chrome.
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It's quite obvious still despite my own assume. pffffft! lol

Also do not forget that many more website creators use IE format to comply as well though more and more are compilable with FF and such (catching up).

I did not know about the IE 32-bit and 4 bit, interesting.
 
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