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spitfire -> cross-browser css - should I be worried? (11/28/2005 13:30:11)
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That is a rhetorical question, really, and I don't usually bother too much about what browsers visitors use, other than IE6 and 5 and current versions of Firefox, Opera, Netscape and Safari, because that seems to be the advice on many fora. But I was somewhat surprised to see the following "minority" browsers in use yesterday, on one of the table-less sites I maintain. It is not a site for technorati, but does contain quite a lot of IT stuff.
IE, Firefox 1.x and AOL9.x cover 86% of visitors.
The remaining 14% were using:
AOL 4, 5, 6, 8.
Netscape 2, 3 (seriously!), 4.5, 4.7, 6.
Opera 3, 5, 6, 7.
IE 4.
MSProxy2.
So, 'tis only 14%, but it represents around 2,000 visits. Perhaps I can take heart that many of those were returning visitors and the majority stayed on the site and visited more than the original entry page. Do you think they were able to see anything?[8|]
I would be interested to hear your experiences.
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