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The reason IE is still clinging on is because not enough people are making noise about it. The less usable the net is for older browsers, the closer we move th
by secoif 14y ago
The reason IE is still clinging on is because not enough people are making noise about it.
The less usable the net is for older browsers, the closer we move the users of those browsers to the threshold of upgrading.
It may mean more complaints from the staff to the IT department, it may mean grandma asking her grandkids why the google is broken, but if enough people are vocal about it, it will encourage upgrading.
Every time you support IE, you are slowing the uptake of newer browsers, and you are a bad person for it.