I say again: good luck with that. You're going to have lots of fun losing 25% of your customers (more or less depending on regional IE usage), many of them com

I say again: good luck with that. You're going to have lots of fun losing 25% of your customers (more or less depending on regional IE usage), many of them companies with oodles of cash. Heck, here IE usage is 14% while Firefox is 31% and Chrome 47%, according to StatCounter. Not as bad as the US, but still a huge piece of the pie. Sure, it makes technical sense - IE sucks (well IE 9 and 10 are much better, but still). It makes NEGATIVE NINE THOUSAND business sense - you've got to be crazy to refuse to support IE 8+.