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Sadly, just like IE8, IEx doesn't matter until IE6 is gone. Unless they allow IE9 to emulate IE6 on command so corp IT departments can install it without fear o
by johns 17y ago
Sadly, just like IE8, IEx doesn't matter until IE6 is gone. Unless they allow IE9 to emulate IE6 on command so corp IT departments can install it without fear of breaking old apps. Like Windows XP mode in Windows 7 but for IE>
- bugs 17y agoI'm always curious as to what these apps require that newer browsers can't handle or rather handle differently, does anyone know of any examples off hand?
- bho 17y agoExamples are usually at any big non-tech corporation: engineering firms, insurance companies, etc. They are typically found in their reporting tools or HR tools, or even the internal company website. I worked at a place where everything revolved around IE6. I couldn't even browse the company websites in anything non IE. They must have checked the useragent, or used only ActiveX specific code.