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Yes, our final service will make it more obvious that you are being guided, and more practical to exit. Hmmm, too bad about IE7, we have tested it with IE8 and
by nichol4s 16y ago
Yes, our final service will make it more obvious that you are being guided, and more practical to exit.
Hmmm, too bad about IE7, we have tested it with IE8 and setted it to IE7, that seemed to work.
We don't really have any plans to support IE6, it seems like more and more websites are dropping support for it. So I am not sure if it is worth our effort. But, who knows.
- estel 16y agoWhilst more and more sites are dropping support for it, I'd go out on a limb and claim that IE6 users are disproportionately more likely to require support using a website than others. Great app though.
- lars 16y agoIf you make it work in IE7 you might not be far from IE6 support, because the two are near equivalent when it comes to support of the various javascript APIs. IE7 was mostly an improvement of the rendering engine. (Note that there are supposedly small inconsistencies between IE7-mode in IE8 and the actual IE7.) That said I have a vested interest in IE6 dying quick, so I fully support a decision to not support it.