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>I don't know. It does sound rather perverse to refuse service to IE6 while keeping the website fully accessible for Lynx. But it's not. By keeping your websit
by roeme 13y ago
>I don't know. It does sound rather perverse to refuse service to IE6 while keeping the website fully accessible for Lynx.
But it's not. By keeping your website useable in Lynx, you make it a great deal easier for handicapped people to use your site. And to search engines. And to whatever more use cases there are (low bandwidth,..).
These concerns are just not valid for IE6. At least I can't think of any.
Also, you can always redirect the IE6'es to the same version as for Lynx, so you're not really refusing service...shrug
- kijin 13y ago> Also, you can always redirect the IE6'es to the same version as for Lynx That's an interesting idea. Just wrap all the CSS and JS references in a pair of <!--[if !IE 6]> --> <!-- <![endif]--> conditional comments ;)