You do have a point. But if you're writing web stuff for the intranet or if you otherwise have enough control over your users to control their browser choice t

You do have a point. But if you're writing web stuff for the intranet or if you otherwise have enough control over your users to control their browser choice then it's a much better use of your resources to code for the future (FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera) than for the past. Big stupid corporations who still insist on writing all internal stuff to work with IE6 are, sadly, still around. But declining.