> majority of web browsing occurs at work
Really? I did some naive searching and couldn't find stat on browsing context. I'm really doubtful about above claim given ~40% of people don't have formal employment http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.TLF.CACT.ZS and do the 60% that do really do vast majority of their browsing in employer-internet/browser-supplied context?
Anyway it seems to me lots of new features are deployed on both user agent and server sides without much regard for IE legacy users, and if anything ought be deployed without regard for them, it is replacing the CA tragedy system.
Really? I did some naive searching and couldn't find stat on browsing context. I'm really doubtful about above claim given ~40% of people don't have formal employment http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.TLF.CACT.ZS and do the 60% that do really do vast majority of their browsing in employer-internet/browser-supplied context?
Anyway it seems to me lots of new features are deployed on both user agent and server sides without much regard for IE legacy users, and if anything ought be deployed without regard for them, it is replacing the CA tragedy system.
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