August 14, 200917 yr Lifted from the Industry News section on page 15 of the latest issue of .NET Mag:-- "The war on IE6 has a new combatant: Google. IE6 users visiting You Tube are seeing messages that You Tube will soon stop supporting their browser, and suggesting they upgrade to IE8, Chrome, Firefox, Chrome, Chrome or Chrome. Other sites, such as Digg, also intend to stop support". Hooray and ha-zaar!
August 14, 200917 yr Microsoft said today that they would support the browser till 2014. by which time it will be 13 years old!
August 14, 200917 yr Author Microsoft said today that they would support the browser till 2014. by which time it will be 13 years old! Boo! We're still forced to use it in my workplace unfortunately!! Then again, we're still on Windows 2000! :-(
August 14, 200917 yr yay I'm actually so excited I had a look in IETester, heres the message: finally something is happening!
August 14, 200917 yr Good to see someone is finally doing something about IE6! It's a real pain as a design. I used to be a big firefox fan, but I'm swaying towards google chrome now. It's really fast!
August 14, 200917 yr Author yay I'm actually so excited I had a look in IETester, heres the message: finally something is happening! I'm doing the same thing now in all of my projects. If we stick together, IE6 will be buried!! Mwah hah hah!
August 14, 200917 yr Author Good to see someone is finally doing something about IE6! It's a real pain as a design. I used to be a big firefox fan, but I'm swaying towards google chrome now. It's really fast! Agreed. Chrome is lightning quick!
August 15, 200917 yr I found this site on IE6 RIP campaign:http://www.ripie6.com/ It's amazing how people can take the time to make websites about IE6 campaigns. I think there are 2-3 more sites on IE6 campaign. I hope IE6 will be gone in a few months. Google Chrome is quite fast. When developers add plugin features and add-ons later on, hope it will still be fast. I recall Firefox was fast when it first came out but slowed down somewhat when more plugins were added. There was a link I could not recall showing the number of browser users percentage. Firefox was no. 1 with 47% market share. Google Chrome about 8%. IE 6 at 13%. Safari at 7%. These are as far as what I can recall.
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