The Browser Wars
Written by Vygantas Lipskas on January 18, 2009
P.S. Not the newest data, but still worth a look.
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w3schools suck
http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/opera/48512/
The Opera one is missing Opera 9
great image of the browser wars, the dead knights are the dead browsers
All IE knights should be dead…
Well, maybe we *wish* all IE knights should be dead, but the fact is there’s a new one now. And from eWEEK.com’s Dec 17 numbers it’s in 9th place. (ahead of all Opera browsers… which don’t show up on their top 10). Granted, eWEEK is quite MS-centric. And the #5 browser on their list is Netscape Navigator 3.0.
Point being, IE is still in the fight, and will be for the forseeable future.
These days I use an old version of Flock & Google Chrome.
A new case of small is best is what I say.
If a new browser comes along I will give it a whirl.
IE is crap and Microsoft should just pack up and leave it to people who want
the browser user to pleased and not hacked off all the time.
Still Rasputian the second must pay for his lifestyle somehow and sod the suckers.