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Apple will also be dropping IE6 support in their upcoming MobileMe service. A very consumer oriented product. http://www.tuaw.com/2008/06/23/mobileme-browser-

• tx 18y ago
  ... yet another island of users who wouldn't have IE6 anyway. I'd be way more impressed with either Google/Yahoo/MSN dropping IE6 - THAT would be an awesome gift for all of us.
  • arn 18y ago
    sorta. I mean the point of MobileMe is that you can access your email, calendar, etc... from any browser. But in this case, it means ie 7+. So it's not really meant for people who sit on their Mac at home perse. Also, it is aimed at iPhone users, which is a fair percentage windows users.
  • etal 18y ago
    Of those three, who do you think is most likely to jump first? Yahoo is very corporate-friendly, so I'd expect them to be the last to give up IE6 support. MSN might want to push everyone towards the latest IE version so Microsoft can finally stop supporting IE6 altogether; Google might push for Firefox, but then they might draw some antitrust criticism for that.