Mark Richards wrote:
(Side note: some people will compare supporting old or odd browsers to supporting disabled users. Technically the work involved is often similar, however on one hand people with odd systems are able to upgrade/change but disabled users usually can't become un-disabled. So you might find that you are spending a lot of time supporting blind users while spending zero time supporting IE6 users, even if those two populations have the same size and potential revenue)
Just keep in mind that many IE6 users cannot upgrade/change courtesy of corporate policies such as enterprise software that only works with IE6, it's not their computer (they use one at the local library), etc.
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