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Not necessarily. IE6 is a terrible browser that was made more terrible by its widespread adoption, meaning everybody had to support it. As more users adopt aut
by billybob 15y ago
Not necessarily. IE6 is a terrible browser that was made more terrible by its widespread adoption, meaning everybody had to support it.
As more users adopt auto-updating browsers like Chrome (and hopefully soon, Firefox) and as browser market share spreads out, there may not be a single browser that is both terrible and widely-used. So there may be no economic reason for supporting the worst browsers.
And there will be much rejoicing.
- phpnode 15y agoNot true, IE6 was very well received when it launched, it was a capable browser. The problem is that was 10 years ago and it never went away