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Argentina 0.4
Australia 0.1
Austria 0.0
Belgium 0.0
Brazil 0.1
Canada 0.1
Chile 0.2
Peoples Republic of China 3.1
Colombia 0.1
Czech Rep. 0.2
Denmark 0.0
Finland 0.0
France 0.5
Germany 0.2
Hong Kong SAR 0.1
India 0.5
Indonesia 0.2
Italy 0.2
Japan 0.3
Malaysia 0.2
Mexico 0.2
Netherlands 0.1
New Zealand 0.0
Norway 0.2
Philippines 0.1
Poland 0.1
Portugal 0.1
Russia 0.2
Saudi Arabia 0.1
Singapore 0.0
South Africa 0.1
South Korea 0.3
Spain 0.1
Sweden 0.1
Switzerland 0.0
Taiwan 0.3
Thailand 0.2
Turkey 0.4
Ukraine 0.2
UK 0.1
USA 0.0
Venezuela 0.4
Vietnam 0.7

Source: Net Applications, Internet Explorer 6 usage share by country

Breakdown of worldwide share by country/region

Here we broke down worldwide usage share using a weighted model, where the number of Internet users in each country was taken into consideration. This diagram shows how countries with relatively low Internet Explorer 6 usage share may contribute to a larger portion of worldwide usage share, due to the large number of internet users in that country.

China	.66%
Japan	.02%
India	.02%
Rest of the world	0.30%
Total Usage - March 2015	0.99%

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