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Lose Navigator, and Lose IE4 for Free!
The Web site I get my statistics from regarding browser usage showed Netscape 4.x getting 4% of about a billion hits in the month of December. A few of us here decided that if/when it stays below 5% for a second consecutive month, we'll have the meeting about officially ceasing support for it.
I checked yesterday to make sure N4 was still flatlining, and saw that Explorer 4.x was sitting at 4% as well. So if we wait until March 1st, we may get to ditch all of our Netscape- and Explorer-proprietary code and only use the W3C's offical specs.
Excellent.
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