2009/12/14 Christopher Woods <chris...@infinitus.co.uk>: > >> > There's no need to support IE6. I don't even consider IE6 backward >> > competibility when I design web sites, nor do I care if >> people don't >> > like that. >> >> You wouldn't win any points round here for that attitude, I'm afraid. >> There isn't anyone here who *wants* to be supporting IE6, I >> assure you... > > Of course :) However imho as long as designers continue to meekly defer to > clients and their requests to support completely obsolete browsers, the > longer it takes to design a good web site, the more costly it becomes and > the more complicated it is to maintain - it's really in nobody's best > interests.
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