Why do people in China seldom use excellent browsers such as chrome, firefox and opera?

The popularization of computer knowledge in China is poor. The level of each website is also too poor.

I study computer, and nobody around me uses IE, but I use chrome. I give priority to opera, supplemented by 360.

However, most people can't even type blindly, not to mention so many strange software. It is enough to teach them to surf the Internet with IE.

Most of these browsers without IE kernel have so-called "compatibility" problems. This is a unique problem in China, because those websites can run under IE without considering other browsers in order to save trouble. There are also Microsoft ActiveX controls, which are deliberately made to exclude other browsers and are not up to standard. The best example of compatibility is opera, because it strictly abides by W3C standards. Therefore, it can be said that most of the web pages that cannot be browsed normally under opera are unqualified.

In order to ensure that you can browse all the web pages, most people still prefer IE.

In addition to their additional functions, all the functions you think of in opera can be realized by setting up or writing scripts yourself. You can download the corresponding plug-ins for any function you think of in chrome and FF, which are completely explosive.

In fact, the share of chrome and firefox has greatly increased in recent years. With the use of HTML5, compatibility has gradually become less of a problem. I believe that more people will choose these non-IE browsers in the future.

PS: opera is a browser and a god. .