top | item 43853563 (no title) mcfedr | 10 months ago Do you even remember the IE6 days? - this opinion seems quite widespread but the open web is great for all of us. discuss order hn newest viraptor|10 months ago There's a huge gap between ie6 and what's happening now. I don't think anyone arguing for slowing down what's been happening for the last (let's say) 10 years is talking about the stupidity of ie6. Ie10 has been out for 12 years now! bruce511|10 months ago >> There's a huge gap between ie6 and what's happening now.Yes. The fast paced development, and rich environment we see now is sooooo much better than the stagnation of IE6.Cutting funding essentially returns us to the IE6 monoculture with no progress.I, for one, am not advocating a return. load replies (2)
viraptor|10 months ago There's a huge gap between ie6 and what's happening now. I don't think anyone arguing for slowing down what's been happening for the last (let's say) 10 years is talking about the stupidity of ie6. Ie10 has been out for 12 years now! bruce511|10 months ago >> There's a huge gap between ie6 and what's happening now.Yes. The fast paced development, and rich environment we see now is sooooo much better than the stagnation of IE6.Cutting funding essentially returns us to the IE6 monoculture with no progress.I, for one, am not advocating a return. load replies (2)
bruce511|10 months ago >> There's a huge gap between ie6 and what's happening now.Yes. The fast paced development, and rich environment we see now is sooooo much better than the stagnation of IE6.Cutting funding essentially returns us to the IE6 monoculture with no progress.I, for one, am not advocating a return. load replies (2)
viraptor|10 months ago
bruce511|10 months ago
Yes. The fast paced development, and rich environment we see now is sooooo much better than the stagnation of IE6.
Cutting funding essentially returns us to the IE6 monoculture with no progress.
I, for one, am not advocating a return.