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So you upgrade their computers and ... they're stuck with IE8! :p In all seriousness, I think it's better and more cost effective to have them switch to a bett
by craigching 13y ago
So you upgrade their computers and ... they're stuck with IE8! :p
In all seriousness, I think it's better and more cost effective to have them switch to a better browser (FF, Chrome and even IE11). There are a lot of Win7 companies that still insist on IE8 as their browser of choice and that costs a lot to support as well, speaking from experience.
- Zancarius 13y agoI think the point is more for PR purposes and public awareness than it is to actually buy people new computers. If it is, it's a rather good tactic. It gets your attention, doesn't it? ;)
- craigching 13y ago> I think the point is more for PR purposes Oh, believe me, I get that ... ;)