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I don't know why people keep on trying to aggressively get rid of IE6, it will die of it's own accord anyway. Even according to the W3c's web stats (http://www
by rythie 18y ago
I don't know why people keep on trying to aggressively get rid of IE6, it will die of it's own accord anyway.
Even according to the W3c's web stats (http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp), who are probably early adoptors, IE6 has 17% market share. IE6 still has more than Opera, Safari, Chrome and IE8 put together.
I don't see that it makes any business sense to annoy a large section of your users, just to save a little bit of development time. I know for example in some internet cafes in Eygpt in December last year they were still using IE6 and no warning message is likely to fix that soon.
I say just fix your sites until it's 2-3% of the market, like when Netscape 4 died.