Browsers, browsers, browsers, browsers

Prehistory:
Being a senior developer in the “Enterprise” field, and working for a large bank, I spend 100% of my time looking for a way to do something more or less like modern interfaces and capabilities on the old idiotic good IE6. Considering that we are writing quite large things, and we write on GWT using the browser as a container for the standard client-server architecture - the number of bugs, inconveniences, idiocy and oddities that we constantly encounter (especially in terms of UI) is incredible.
Naturally every night I go to bed, I ask God to go to the “user-agent! = Ie”.

Story:
And recently, I was transferred to a state of shock ... I decided to check how my wife is doing with her website. I opened Google Analytics and decided to see browser statistics for the last week:

#	Browser	Visitors	%
one	Internet Explorer	4.179	37.03%
2	Opera	4,091	36.25%
3	Firefox	2,677	23.72%
four	Chrome	276	2.45%
five	Safari	37	0.33%

And what happens? IE (6 and 7 together) is only 37% of visitors. In an even bigger stupor, I was introduced by the fact that the opera is more than FF, and noticeably.
This is of course all nice and beautiful, but another fact is interesting:
1) audience - young girls (female online magazine)
2) visiting time - the majority of visitors come to the site after 7 pm. From this it follows that at the moment they are at home. That is, 63% of girls at home have a different browser than IE and they use it.
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Frankly it is like a balm for the soul. And this means that after all IE will die, everything is changing for the better.