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Microsoft dropped support for IE5.0 and IE5.5 on their websites. I think that's a sufficient argument right there. :) Haven't had anyone argue with that so far.
by anatoli 18y ago
Microsoft dropped support for IE5.0 and IE5.5 on their websites. I think that's a sufficient argument right there. :) Haven't had anyone argue with that so far...
- aasarava 18y agoThanks for that info -- definitely a helpful bit of ammo. Would still love to see some stats from a general pool, though, if anyone knows where to find them. You could argue that just because MS stopped supporting the versions doesn't mean there aren't people who just can't figure out how to upgrade or don't know they need to out there. Knowing that that number is some trivial percent would be very helpful. Barring that, maybe the argument can be strengthened if Google and Yahoo have also dropped support. Will check it out.
- anatoli 18y agoNot sure about Google, but Yahoo dropped IE5 and IE5.5 support long, long time ago.