Yes, agreed. And in my zeal for finding a solution I overstated my case.
IE8 is the earliest one my client claims to support. (Thankfully!)
Phil
On 10/9/13 12:47 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Phil Davis wrote:
> Problem is, they often use IE6/7/8 and are not open to change.
Any sanctioned use of IE6 in any organization is a good argument for
workplace drug testing, 'cause they're high as a kite if they think
that's a good idea.
As a government agency they're not only wasting our money, but putting
our publicly-funded systems at unnecessary risk.
Microsoft themselves have spent millions of dollars trying to convince
people to move away from IE6 - they've even made a web site to explain
why it's necessary:
<http://www.ie6countdown.com/educate-others.aspx>
When a browser's own maker tells you to stop using it, it's time to
board the cluetrain.
143,000 hits for "ie6 security vulnerabilities":
<https://www.google.com/search?q=ie6%20security%20vulnerabilities>
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