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This might actually be handy if it really did show what a page would look like in IE6. Instead, it comes across to me as a trivial CSS/JS novelty with a somewha
by leviathant 16y ago
This might actually be handy if it really did show what a page would look like in IE6. Instead, it comes across to me as a trivial CSS/JS novelty with a somewhat misleading name. Can I have those 10 seconds back?
- ElbertF 16y agoThe name was inspired by http://cornify.com http://cornify.com, how is it misleading? I'd be happy to refund your 10 seconds.
- plnewman 16y agoIt doesn't actually simulate ie6, it just moves things around randomly (see comments below).
- bauchidgw 16y agowhich is a pretty good description of how ie6 renders pages.
- rbanffy 16y agoStill, it's not accurate ;-) edit: I doubt it's possible to be - that would imply duplicating the bugs in IE6, something I doubt even Microsoft could pull off.
- yuhong 16y agoYea, can you really run IE6-only web apps using it?
- kingsidharth 16y agoC'mon! It's just a bit of fun!
- Groxx 16y agoI'll stick with Cornification, it's a lot more satisfying. ... can I have their 10 seconds?
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- originalgeek 16y agoIn defense of said website, I would like to point out that after clicking the IE6ify! button several times, in true IE6 fashion, the button stopped working.
- robryan 16y agoThat actually sounds super hard, time would be much better spent on something that compensated for every one of these ie6isms, as opposed to this which is a bit of fun.