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I guess few remaining XP users actively would look for a new version of IE anyway. They could have had IE 8 and didn't update.

• Rastafarian 14y ago
  Many still have IE 6.0 on XP SP3 ... It's fully supported by MS.
  • ygra 14y ago
    It's in extended support but out of mainstream support by now. Just as XP.
  • melling 14y ago
    Well, not really. IE6 is essentially dead. Throw out a few Asian countries and the market share will drop significantly. http://www.ie6countdown.com/ http://www.ie6countdown.com/
• nobleach 14y ago
  The problem isn't always a lack of IE8. Government agencies often have a forced group policy that puts IE8 into "compatibility mode" so it's effectively IE7... which is only slightly better than IE6.