Many people on the forum wish that IE becomes a minor browser used by few people.
Let’s just say for moment that IE’s market share drops to like 5 - 10%. Does that really change anything when it comes to web design?
In those 10+ years I have been working with creating Internet portals there has always been a customer demand for supporting all major browsers. Hell, we had to support Firefox when it had less than 5%. Chrome even when it had less than 1%. Guess the same demand will be there is IE marked share drop.
So please explain why a web developer’s life will become easier if IE’s marked share drop to single digits. You have to design for the same browsers as today.
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Many people on the forum wish that IE becomes a minor browser used by few people. Let’s just say for moment that IE’s market share drops to like 5 - 10%. Does that really change anything when it comes to web design? In those 10+ years I have been working with creating Internet portals there has always been a customer demand for supporting all major browsers. Hell, we had to support Firefox when it had less than 5%. Chrome even when it had less than 1%. Guess the same demand will be there is IE marked share drop. So please explain why a web developer’s life will become easier if IE’s marked share drop to single digits. You have to design for the same browsers as today.