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Retired? By Microsoft, perhaps, but not by a large chunk of users. Still large enough to matter, for most sites.
by Psyonic 16y ago
Retired? By Microsoft, perhaps, but not by a large chunk of users. Still large enough to matter, for most sites.
- qeorge 16y agoI agree with you, and that's why we usually decide to support IE6. But there's some things that just can't reasonably be done in IE6, and I think its OK to drop support in those cases instead of canning the feature entirely.
- Psyonic 16y agoI'd also justify that by assuming that if they're still running IE6, they're probably not interested in your fancy app anyway. Obviously this isn't 100% true, but I'd bet its close.