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3 ? 6 is dead 7&8 are still around and 9 is pretty decent. That leaves two more to go. I wonder if ten years from now IE 9 will take the place of IE 6 takes tod
by codesuela 15y ago
3 ?
6 is dead 7&8 are still around and 9 is pretty decent. That leaves two more to go.
I wonder if ten years from now IE 9 will take the place of IE 6 takes today...
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoMore likely the Android 2.2 or 2.3 browser.
- tadfisher 15y agoFriggin' RTL.
- tomjen3 15y agoBecause you need IE 10 for the transforms stuff. Perhaps the solution is to develop a flash replacement for the HTML5 elements that we can then force feed IE and all you have to do is include that script on a page to give your users a modern expericence, even if they have to be dragged into it.
- Samuel_Michon 15y agohttp://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/ http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/
- ROFISH 15y agoNope, IE 8 will take the spot of where IE 6 is currently. It's the default browser of Windows 7 whereas one currently needs to update to IE 9. The best hope to get rid of IE 8 is the same thing that killed IE 6 for good: popularity for the recent version of Windows. If Vista didn't falter the way it did, we would have had less time on IE 6, due to adoption of Vista's preinstalled IE 7.
- yuhong 15y agoMore importantly IE8 is the latest that can be installed on XP.