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...don't have the ability to install stuff on their machines But their IT departments can install it. Those IT departments usually want to upgrade because the
by trunnell 17y ago
...don't have the ability to install stuff on their machines
But their IT departments can install it. Those IT departments usually want to upgrade because they have to write internal web apps and they feel the pain, too. But they can't upgrade due to various legacy apps that are tightly coupled to IE6. This lets them have their cake and eat it, too.
- arebop 17y agoIn my experience working in IT, the cost of MSIE6 is implicit and invisible and there's even some fear about security and legal problems related to free software. These companies are still targeting MSIE6 first and sometimes only in completely new applications; it's support for other browsers that is explicitly considered as an optional expense.
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