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Facebook has stopped supporting IE6, maybe it's time you followed their example?
Posted by Danny Bermant - 07 Sep 2010
Facebook have just announced they are going to stop supporting Internet Explorer 6. What about you? Do you intend to continue supporting it?
IE6 may only have 5% of the market, but a lot of those users are concentrated in the business sector where many corporate IT departments will only support IE6. (the same applies for UK Government departments).
And therein lies a dilemma. Stop supporting IE6 and you lose out on potential business customers. Continue to support IE6 and you may be incurring significant web development costs just to make your website accessible to a small percentage of your users.
Make sure your website works in all the relevant browsers
Posted by Danny Bermant - 10 Mar 2010
There has been a lot in the news lately about the recent court ruling that forced Microsoft to offer its European customers alternative browsers to Internet Explorer.
As a result, there are a lot of new browsers that are likely to be widely used. This could potentially be a nightmare for web designers, but it doesn't have to be. There are 4 different rendering engines used by the different browsers. Provided you are are know what they are, you only need to test your website on 4 different browsers instead of 12.
Double your productivity, upgrade to Camino
Posted by Paul Freedman - 09 Jun 2009
If you're building / testing websites, the majority of your time is spent using a browser. For the past six months, I've been harbouring under the illusion that my ibook is too slow and needs to be replaced....until I discovered Camino.
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