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Do they display that nag screen when you next visit a youtube page once "Continue to Video" has been clicked? Hopefully, the user gets some sort of warning tha
by i386 17y ago
Do they display that nag screen when you next visit a youtube page once "Continue to Video" has been clicked?
Hopefully, the user gets some sort of warning that their browser is unsupported every time they visit. I suspect even the most complacent of users will want to upgrade if the nag screen is still in their face.
- kgrin 17y agoI'm fairly certain that for most IE6 users, the reason isn't complacency (or even ignorance). It's lack of control - corporate environments with "business-critical" ActiveX controls (yes, really), kiosks and so forth.
- rbritton 17y agoIn my experience, it's less business-critical stuff and more "we don't want to pay for new boxes until the hardware physically dies"