web browsers
I was going to post about VVC panels today, and then I realized it was already past my bedtime. I long to be back on a normal schedule. (Soon!)
So instead I will just say that I found this breakdown of web browser usage really interesting, especially the change over time; I've been using FireFox pretty much since it launched in '05, with Opera on standby, and I had no idea that the adoption of Chrome a) was so widespread, or b) had grown so rapidly. I have Chrome installed, and I like it, but I am a creature of habit and unlikely to switch unless Firefox breaks an extension that I use all the time -- which is well within the realm of possibility, but so far so good.
I will admit to being gleeful that IE use is now under 15%. I still grit my teeth when I think of all the stupid workarounds I had to do to deal with IE's shoddy CSS implementation back when I was hand-coding websites on a semi-regular basis.
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So instead I will just say that I found this breakdown of web browser usage really interesting, especially the change over time; I've been using FireFox pretty much since it launched in '05, with Opera on standby, and I had no idea that the adoption of Chrome a) was so widespread, or b) had grown so rapidly. I have Chrome installed, and I like it, but I am a creature of habit and unlikely to switch unless Firefox breaks an extension that I use all the time -- which is well within the realm of possibility, but so far so good.
I will admit to being gleeful that IE use is now under 15%. I still grit my teeth when I think of all the stupid workarounds I had to do to deal with IE's shoddy CSS implementation back when I was hand-coding websites on a semi-regular basis.
Originally posted at Dreamwidth || Read
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