An underlying factor to this whole argument about dropping IE6 support the fact that your average web user, or in fact most people do not know what a browser is, let alone what version of IE they are using. If the site displays incorrectly or looks wrong, they will just think it’s broken.
If your site is aimed at the web world crowd then fine, but on a larger scale, the internet to many is still just ‘the blue e’ on the desktop.
Paul Burgess
An underlying factor to this whole argument about dropping IE6 support the fact that your average web user, or in fact most people do not know what a browser is, let alone what version of IE they are using. If the site displays incorrectly or looks wrong, they will just think it’s broken.
If your site is aimed at the web world crowd then fine, but on a larger scale, the internet to many is still just ‘the blue e’ on the desktop.