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They will have to install ie6, some of them anyway, because there are a TON of applications out there built to IE6 that are years old with no one to support the
by fnid2 17y ago
They will have to install ie6, some of them anyway, because there are a TON of applications out there built to IE6 that are years old with no one to support them and many of them have code bases that have disappeared.
It's a sad situation really. It's easier to install IE6 than rewrite the apps to work with another browser.
- 1010011010 17y agoTargeting IE for "web" apps resulted in unupgradable windows-only apps plus a lie. The lie that they were "web apps". A cautionary tale about Microsoft lock-in causing damage to the web and to IT as a whole.