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I take the 80/20 approach to supporting ie6: If 80% of the features and layout work well in ie6 and 20% not so well then that's acceptable. I have no interest i
by snorkel 19y ago
I take the 80/20 approach to supporting ie6: If 80% of the features and layout work well in ie6 and 20% not so well then that's acceptable. I have no interest in wasting time writing exceptions for a broken browser. True to their oblivious nature ie6 users don't seem to notice or even care that the looks different in ie6.
- eibrahim 19y agoI also take the 80/20 approach but slightly different. If my site works on 80% of browsers then that's good enough... Which is why I don't bother supporting safari... even though I started using it on windows a few days ago and DAMN it is fast... but i am way invested in firfox to switch. 80/20 is the reason most software companies don't release a mac version of their software.