> From: spencerp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > John Blackbourn wrote: >> As much as everyone would love to, that won't happen. IE6 still has a >> very large, if not the largest, browser market share. > > Yeah, it's a sad shame too. Quick, someone from Firefox browser tech > support, pose as Microsoft Employee / Techie and provide Firefox > upgrades to replace IE upgrades by default... So when people THINK > they'll be upgrading to latest Microcrap IE versions they really getting > latest Firefox version... have this for all IE versions, automatically > upgrading to Firefox regardless of user choice or not... Okay, sorry, > woke up in middle of a nice dream... *lays back down again, falls asleep *
IE7 should begin to increase its share fairly soon. Windows XP will be getting Service Pack 3 in the next few months, and that will happily install IE7 on a lot more machines than would ever get it if people were left to install it separately. While not all XP users will add the SP, a lot will, which should help with the reduction of IE6's presence. We can then hope for a bit more word of mouth to spread the news further... -- Les Bessant [EMAIL PROTECTED] Losing it[1] - http://lcb.me.uk My flickr pictures - http://flickr.com/photos/lesbessant/ Message sent using Entourage 2008 on Mac OS X _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
