That's funny, where I work (yes it's Enterprise scale) it is far more likely the tools work in Firefox than recent IE, Safari or Chrome.
Closer to the truth is that Enterprise's stick with whatever it was that their developers were using when they developed the tool. That just happened to be Netscape/Mozilla browsers when some of these tools were written where I work.
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That's funny, where I work (yes it's Enterprise scale) it is far more likely the tools work in Firefox than recent IE, Safari or Chrome.
Closer to the truth is that Enterprise's stick with whatever it was that their developers were using when they developed the tool. That just happened to be Netscape/Mozilla browsers when some of these tools were written where I work.
I think it's more correct to say they tail end what still works and is supported, which is why our baseline is IE7.