Really and Truly Dead

I can’t tell you how much seeing this in IE6 on a Microsoft site amuses me. Still, I have to keep IE6 around for client site testing, since not everyone can be as glib about browser compatibility as the makers of the crappy browser itself. via Ian Dixon

Really and Truly Dead

I can't tell you how much seeing this in IE6 on a Microsoft site amuses me. Still, I have to keep IE6 around for client site testing, since not everyone can be as glib about browser compatibility as the makers of the crappy browser itself. via Ian Dixon

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2 Comments

Torreco

Posted 29 Oct 2007 at 3:32 |

Maybe the people at Microsoft read your post, and they felt embarrassed about this, because I didn’t get the same notification browsing to the site using Opera and Safari (I don’t have at the moment any IE6), which is a sorry for me, because my intention was to publish about this on my regular forum.
adam

Posted 29 Oct 2007 at 8:25 |

well, I’m assuming that the warning is only for IE < 7. Opera, FF, IE7, and safari all render sites pretty consistantly. I think it’s mostly meant to a) save on development time b) increase adoption of IE7.

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