this is an awesome infographic of browser share vs time on the W3C site which clearly is highly skewed towards developers. Really good to take a quick look at this I think.
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That is too cool! thanks.*
Posted by: coach bags | November 12, 2010 at 05:36 PM
Can see the graphic, been searching for this the whole day, anyway, thanks.
-Eliza
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