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I think you're misremembering. IE6 was a broken implementation of the standards of the time. And Microsoft decided that web browsing was done and did not upda

by Jonnax 6y ago

I think you're misremembering. IE6 was a broken implementation of the standards of the time. And Microsoft decided that web browsing was done and did not update their browser. It was a scheme for vendor lock-in.

whywhywhywhy 6y ago
End result is the same. I care a lot about cross browser and the amount of aggravation I have to go to get the developers I work with these days to even look at a site in just safari and chrome, (Firefox is completely ignored) is absurd and the amount of backchat and sarcastic comments of “can’t we just tell them to use chrome” is ridiculous. My career started in the IE 6 era and even then people tested in at least 2 browsers. At most I’ve been lucky to have 1 team member who cares about this stuff. Maybe other companies are better but this is my experience the past 5 years or so.