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Absolutely. Now if you're a small vendor, you have no choice but to downgrade all your computers to IE6 in order to enable your employees to access business cri
by chime 17y ago
Absolutely. Now if you're a small vendor, you have no choice but to downgrade all your computers to IE6 in order to enable your employees to access business critical information. Because of how complex the configuration is, running IE6 in parallel with IE7/8 with hacks will not work. And there is no other way to access this data. So now even though other browsers might be installed, most users will use IE6 for regular browsing. I want IE6 to die but I'm afraid it'll be a while.
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoI run IE6 (an a virtualbox VM with WinXP) alongside IE8 and FF, Saf, Op, Chrome, etc., for testing purposes. It even runs IE5, IE4 but I don't have to bother with them except when I want a laugh. MultipleIE (from tredosoft.com), simples.