d-snp wrote:alternative browsers are said to be used by 10% of the internet population and rising
I wouldn't call non-IE browsers "alternative", that's implying "lesser" in certain dielects.
Rather, how about "competing" (or even "better"
) browsers?And your figure of 10% is wrong, IE is now down to around 60% on some sites, (including my own), but generally speaking IE is used between 75 and 85% of the time.
