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I am going to develop a new website for my company. Can anyone suggest me how would I decide which browser my company's web design should support?
Appropriate Browser For Your Website
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I would check your site in Firefox, Safari, Opera and IE. If it works right with those 4, it should be fine with anything.
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Should support the most popular browsers. Which dtravis7 was kind enough to list for you. Otherwise you aren't reaching enough people.
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No one can tell you for sure, ultimately you have to decide not only which browsers but also which versions of those browsers you'll support.
For example my company sets a rule that says when a browser or version goes above 3% of the traffic they build support. When it goes below 3%, they no longer support it.
For example my company sets a rule that says when a browser or version goes above 3% of the traffic they build support. When it goes below 3%, they no longer support it.
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