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> Nobody wants to go back to IE6 - part 2. Indeed. The IE dominance and then stagnation set back web development for half a decade at least.
by Eisenstein 3y ago
> Nobody wants to go back to IE6 - part 2.
Indeed. The IE dominance and then stagnation set back web development for half a decade at least.
- userbinator 3y agoand then stagnation That's a good thing. People figured out how to do more with less, and make it compatible cross-browser too.
- wongarsu 3y agoThe IE6 era had lots of websites "designed for IE". Once IE became dominant enough, most people stopped caring about cross-browser compatibility. Which made it even harder to get out of the browser monopoly
- beej71 3y agoThis was a coding nightmare that I don't wish to re-live. IE6 was a tremendous resource sink.