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As you can see, Internet Explorer has the dominant market share, and the nearest competitor Netscape Navigator is a long way behind. With Internet Explorer being shipped with every copy of Microsoft Windows, we can only expect that lead to grow. Even though you can estimate that approaching 90 percent of your site's visitors will be using a modern version of Internet Explorer, that doesn't mean you can totally ignore the rest.
Roughly 10 percent of visitors still use a browser other than Internet Explorer 5 or 6, and that's a percentage that needs considering before it is ignored out of hand. This is one reason why it is still important to create cross-browser web sites and not lose a potential 10 percent of your customers. With so many different technologies out there on the web, and with so many different browsers supporting a selection of each, designing a widely compatible web site becomes a nearly impossible task for any Web developer.
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