Reacties op: Let’s put a ban on IE6! http://www.dvolve.org/wp/lets-put-a-ban-on-ie6/ Fri, 24 Jun 2011 07:54:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Door: Zonder design is er geen web... | Dvolution http://www.dvolve.org/wp/lets-put-a-ban-on-ie6/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Zonder design is er geen web... | Dvolution Sat, 13 Nov 2010 10:31:29 +0000 http://blog.dvolve.org/?p=63#comment-332 [...] dan is er nog een waar ik het al vaker over gehad heb. Doe IE6 in de ban! Ondertussen is IE9 alweer bekend gemaakt. Hoe toepasselijk dat dat 9 jaar na release van Internet [...] [...] dan is er nog een waar ik het al vaker over gehad heb. Doe IE6 in de ban! Ondertussen is IE9 alweer bekend gemaakt. Hoe toepasselijk dat dat 9 jaar na release van Internet [...]

]]> Door: Cambios importantes en movilidad para ASP.NET 4.0 - Blog de José Manuel Alarcón Aguín en Geeks.ms (alternativo a www.JASoft.org) - Geeks•ms http://www.dvolve.org/wp/lets-put-a-ban-on-ie6/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Cambios importantes en movilidad para ASP.NET 4.0 - Blog de José Manuel Alarcón Aguín en Geeks.ms (alternativo a www.JASoft.org) - Geeks•ms Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:24:43 +0000 http://blog.dvolve.org/?p=63#comment-45 [...] las de navegadores viejos como Netscape o versiones de Internet Explorer previas a la 6.0 (ojalá desapareciera de la tierra la versión 6.0 [...] [...] las de navegadores viejos como Netscape o versiones de Internet Explorer previas a la 6.0 (ojalá desapareciera de la tierra la versión 6.0 [...]

]]> Door: Oppie http://www.dvolve.org/wp/lets-put-a-ban-on-ie6/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Oppie Wed, 25 Feb 2009 10:51:43 +0000 http://blog.dvolve.org/?p=63#comment-44 I also have had to make heavy modifications to a web application that worked fine on IE7 just to support IE6 because it's what the customer uses. The big question is, of course; WHY do they still use an outdated browser when a better one is available for free? The only valid answer I've ever heard to that question is that upgrading to IE7 may break some of their older web applications that were made specifically for IE6. Especially when positioning of design elements on a page is concerned, the two versions of IE work so different that you can't count on the 'backwards compatibility' of IE7. I also have had to make heavy modifications to a web application that worked fine on IE7 just to support IE6 because it’s what the customer uses. The big question is, of course; WHY do they still use an outdated browser when a better one is available for free?

The only valid answer I’ve ever heard to that question is that upgrading to IE7 may break some of their older web applications that were made specifically for IE6. Especially when positioning of design elements on a page is concerned, the two versions of IE work so different that you can’t count on the ‘backwards compatibility’ of IE7.

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