Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 22nd Oct 2009 12:52 UTC
It's October 22 today. A completely random date in the grand scheme of things (we Dutch lost a big naval battle to the Ming dynasty on October 22 1633), but it also happens to be the release date of the newest version of Windows - Windows 7. Since Windows is still the most popular desktop operating system out there, this is pretty big news.
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Member since:2009-06-05
I would love to see companies move away from IE6. There are few good reasons to keep it around.
I know about momentum and supported apps, but 7 and 8 are much better security, and few web apps don't have a IE7 compatible version. Furthermore, IE6 is holding you to XP, weather you want to be there or not.
I only support it for specific clients anymore myself, and loathe to do that.
Member since:
2005-09-13
//Screw IE6.//
You clearly don't work for a large organization.