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Why? If your website was IE6-compatible I'd salute you. Drpping support for legacy systems is something that's done too carelessly these days. PS: I admit that
by pvorb 8y ago
Why? If your website was IE6-compatible I'd salute you. Drpping support for legacy systems is something that's done too carelessly these days.
PS: I admit that it's hard to support IE6 when it's no longer supperted by MS itself.
- paulie_a 8y agoIe6 was is a piece of shit and a security issue. it needs to go away. I would go so far as saying websites should actively block that browser. I don't care about some legacy compatible bullshit. Ie6 was a scourge on the internet. If some corporation doesn't want to upgrade, that's their problem.
- hacym 8y agoWhy would you support a legacy system that currently supports just .21% of web traffic? There is no reason to do that and you are just creating more work for yourself with very, very little payoff.
- pvorb 8y agoI didn’t really mean like in a new website. What I meant was that I’d salute you if you managed to keep an old document around unchanged for so long. I wouldn’t want to build a new website for IE6. I guess you’ll have a very hard time setting up a test environment with IE6 installed.