IE6 is lowest on week-ends (19.03% on Sunday 22nd), and highest on week-days (23.25% on Friday 27th).
Firefox 3.0 is always higher than IE6, but its stats evolution are inverse to IE6's: Firefox is highest on week-ends (28.21% on Sunday 29th) and lowest on week-days (24.10% on Friday 27th - just 0.85 points higher than IE6 on the same day.
While this demonstrates that the biggest fight against IE6 will be made within compagnies, the variations for IE6 on week-end are too small (less than 4%) to claim victories on the mindset. People are still stuck with old version of Windows, or pirated ones that won't access Windows update... Since Vista is a failure, people are keeping their pirated WinXP, and therefore their IE6. Windows 7 might be our only hope.
With any luck we will see IE6's variations grow stronger and stronger on week-ends, until we can safely say People have finally ditched that version for themselves. Only then we might see a change of policies in companies.
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