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Sounds like there is an easy solution to this problem... just block all IE6 users... kills two birds with one stone! </tongue_in_cheek>

• Stabback 18y ago
  I'm actually building a web app with a small start up, and we just do not have the time to make our service ie6 compatible. We are going to let users know that and redirect them to a very plane jane site where you can still get the information but not very efficiently. However our market is mainly tech savvy people so it should work out.
  • mdemare 18y ago
    Fair enough, but sometimes tech savvy people use computers of tech unsavvy people (friends and relatives, internet cafés, corporations with reactionary IT departments...)
  • Xichekolas 18y ago
    Just use the js widget on http://www.savethedevelopers.org/ http://www.savethedevelopers.org/ ... no sense writing your own. I'm also ignoring IE6, crappy old corporate computers be damned. It's just not worth my sanity.
    • Stabback 18y ago
      Sorry, that widget just gives that little dropdown redirecting to their site? I meant that I was going to just provide an info page where the user can still get the information on my site, just not in the same flashy page as everyone else.