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By Thierry.Lefort
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Published: Sep 02 2008 / 07:06
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unchqua replied ago:
Seems like another provocation like several years old self-rejected http://www.w3junkies.com/toocool/ . Still, +1.
jp0p replied ago:
I couldn't use it for my projects, but voted up b/c I loathe IE6.
B3N replied ago:
I think it's a horrible idea. I agree that IE6 has to go, but this isn't the way to do it. A lot of corporations are locked into IE6 because they have software that uses IE6 as an interface. They can either rewrite their software that already works the way they want it to (costing quite a bit of money) or not upgrade their browser. Most of them choose not to upgrade. Having a popup or modal window that tells users to upgrade their browser when they can't is a good way to lose users.
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