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> IE6 will hang around for a few years, but may die very rapidly in workplaces when some killer enterprise web application stops supporting it. Turns out the “
by thirtyseven 7y ago
> IE6 will hang around for a few years, but may die very rapidly in workplaces when some killer enterprise web application stops supporting it.
Turns out the “killer enterprise web application” was YouTube :)
https://blog.chriszacharias.com/a-conspiracy-to-kill-ie6 https://blog.chriszacharias.com/a-conspiracy-to-kill-ie6
- glaberficken 7y agoIn my experience (very large contact center multinational), what killed IE6 in the enterprise was PCI and other security compliance standards. Large companies do whatever it takes to stay compliant to a lot of these standards because having that "stamp of approval" is the only way to keep other equally large companies as clients.