Consider that a fairly significant proportion of IE6 users cannot upgrade as
they're using  illegal copies of Windows XP. One of my clients did a fairly
large study (anonymous) where 18% of 10,000 users were using cracked copies
of Windows - I'm just wondering how much that'd sway the stats. For myself,
I'd be unwilling to support people who steal rather than go to linux-based
operating systems. Unfortunately, it's impossible to tell the difference!

John Hancock
Identity

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Lea de Groot
Sent: Sunday, 9 March 2008 7:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [WSG] IE8 news - stats

Well, if you'd like some stats from a .au site with very much 
non-technical, typically Australian-sourced traffic:

1.      Internet Explorer / Windows     44,549  80.32%  

1.              7.0     23,965  53.77%                  
2.              6.0     20,507  46.01%  
3.              5.5     47      0.11%   
4.              5.01    17      0.04%   
5.              5.0     16      0.04%   
6.              5.23    11      0.02%   
7.              4.5     3       0.01%   
8.              4.01    2       > 0.00% 
9.              5.22    2       > 0.00% 
10.             4.0     1       > 0.00%

2.      Firefox / Windows       6,581   11.86%  
3.      Safari / Macintosh      2,352   4.24%   
4.      Firefox / Macintosh     828     1.49%   
5.      Mozilla / Linux 623     1.12%   
6.      Opera / Windows 150     0.27%   
7.      Firefox / Linux 121     0.22%   
8.      Mozilla / Windows       48      0.09%   
9.      Konqueror / Linux       37      0.07%   
10.     Internet Explorer / Macintosh   24      0.04%

So, 80% Windows IE, split between 7 & 6 - I too expect to see most of 
the IE7 users migrate to an IE8 Gold release quite quickly, but that 
IE6 will hang around for much longer.

warmly,
Lea
-- 
Lea de Groot
Elysian Systems
Brisbane, Australia


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