I realize you're trying to help. However.
Necessary evil is an "enabling" statement. In my opinion this doesn't help circumstances but only prolongs it.
It's more evil than necessary and it's only necessary because we keep allowing it to be.
Necessary evil is an "enabling" statement. In my opinion this doesn't help circumstances but only prolongs it.
It's more evil than necessary and it's only necessary because we keep allowing it to be.
They don't use IE6 because they lack education or intelligence - they're using it because the business case for leaving IE6 behind isn't as strong as the business case for keeping it.
It's not impossible to produce a site which functions well with IE6. Some sites won't need to consider it, but IMO particular types of site (ecommerce for example) must support it, because one single conversion can bring the parent company a lot of money.