Category: Marching

Jodi of Intermission says:

We’ve already dropped support for IE6. If you visit our site, you get a nice upgrade message. –Jodi

David of The Griddle says:

Howdy! I support your cause.

It’s all well and good to try to write code that works in every browser. But seriously. IE6. Wow.

On my site, thegriddle.net, I’m going to keep following web standards, but as of today if you visit my The Griddle in IE 6 or lower, you’ll be asked to upgrade.

(At least I think it will ask you. I don’t have a copy of IE 6 to try it on but I am guessing it might work.) –David Millar

Bruno Augusto says:

I’m still doing my client sites for IE6. But I really want stop it, so I’m glad stop developing too. –Bruno Augusto

Giorgio Marandola says:

I never consider IE6… simply…for me it doesn’t exists.
It’s time to look forward, I don’t like archeology!

Bye IE6 !!

Matt Zillhardt says:

I’ve stopped developing for IE6 myself already. Unless my day job requires it, and even then I try to steer my supervisors away from this (just tell them it costs more time / money). For freelance if a client wants IE6 support, it’ll be an optional, charged-for extra.

My personal site does not support IE6 either.

Mark at Poppen Design says:

I’ll stop designing around it too, so you can add Poppen Design to the list.

At last, somebody steps up!

Brandan Lennox says:

Probably have plenty of support from freelancers, but here’s another! I’ll be dropping support (really, charging for support) at the new year.

Rob of Sponge Project says:

Another thing you can’t do in IE6…relax (if you’re a developer). Death to IE6 and all who sail in her. –Rob Mason

Justin Jones says:

Completely dropping IE6 support as of yesterday. God it feels good.

Gerald of Davenport Designs says:

Heck we dropped support before there was an IE6.

This site is optimized for real browsers, delete IE and get something else. –Gerald Martin Davenport