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As much as a part of me would like to see that happen, that'd really be an odd precedent -- not just not going out of their way to continue making something wor
by glhaynes 17y ago
As much as a part of me would like to see that happen, that'd really be an odd precedent -- not just not going out of their way to continue making something work on an older buggy browser but actively blocking it from working when, presumably, it otherwise would. I'd be happy for them to pull any extra hacks/workarounds though and make the IE6 experience worse.
- liquidben 17y agoI think the implication is that if a user is trying to use Google Docs or other "advanced" features, then either they themselves or their support staff are likely to be willing and able to upgrade their IE client. Search is more lowest common denominator, hence it's ongoing compatibility.