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Then you'd have to get IE6 users to install the plugin. The fact that they don't bother to upgrade in the first place tells you something.
by WilliamLP 17y ago
Then you'd have to get IE6 users to install the plugin. The fact that they don't bother to upgrade in the first place tells you something.
- DannoHung 17y agoBut they'll go to the Flash website to install the new plugin when it tells them to. I think it's the difference between a little dialog helpfully pointing the way to the software they need to use (and the icon that they click on still being the same) and having to actively seek out an upgrade.