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YOU screwed up. W3counter is USELESS
Sorry, but TheCounter, Net Application, OneStat, etc. all show about 15. W3counter is completely useless.
January 26, 2008

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Still not 28. W3counter is useless. All other stats say 15%.
Ah, W3Counter. That site is useless.

All other stats (HitsLink, OneStat, TheCounter, etc.) all place Firefox at around 15% globally.
January 26, 2008

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Is jscott418 completely lost?
You can blame it on IE because other browsers have to waste a LOT of resources (time, money, developer time) to be compatible with IE rather than polishing their support for open standards.

Opera did not go "crying to the EU". They asked the EU to look into Microsoft's anti-competitive practices.

Similarly, Microsoft asked the EU and the FTC to look into anti-competitive practices by Google recently.

And before that, Google did the same to Microsoft.

So according to you, Google and Microsoft went crying to the EU as well.

> Maybe they should complain about Safari being
> in OS10 too.

How clueless can you get? Mac does NOT have a dominant position in the desktop market, and they are NOT abusing their position to prevent competition in the browser market.
January 24, 2008

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Please see this post, Penguinisto
Semi-OT: I replied to your flawed assumption about that w3schools. The stats are for that site only, not for the web as a whole:

http://www.news.com/5208-1013_3-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=34557&messageID=370915&start=0
January 24, 2008

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Penguinisto: No, it is not 28%
Those stats are ONLY for that particular site (w3schools). It is not representative of the rest of the web.
January 24, 2008

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Who said they faked it?
If Microsoft does what they have said that they will do, IE8 will NOT pass Acid2.
January 24, 2008

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Clueless?
What on earth does that have to do with my comment? There ARE open standards, and Opera, Firefox and Safari have superior support for those compared to IE.

Opera, Safari and Firefox 3 all pass the Acid2 test.
January 23, 2008

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Firefox does not have 36% global market share
"Firefox is growing wildly (~36% global market reach)"

That is completely wrong. Firefox has about 15% globally.
January 23, 2008

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What a useless comment?
What on earth are you talking about, scottthesculptor? Do you even understand the purpose of the Acid tests?

Advertisers? Huh?
January 23, 2008

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Clarification: WaSP did not support it
Certain individuals connected with WaSP did support it, but the organization itself does not.
January 23, 2008

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