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I’m a consultant working on several websites and it has been asked that I make sure my work is compatible with IE6.
Since Microsoft advised not to use it anymore and that an average of 6% of the users are using IE6: can I advise my client to forget about IE6 ?
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The website is consumer oriented on the internet. I don’t think IE6 is a strong requirement for my client just an old habit that’s why I ask myself if it’s a good thing to advise against it.
It depends. Who is your target audience?
How much effort is involved in making the site work in IE6? As much as I hate supporting a dying browser, I would avoid using features that prevent people with older browsers from using the site. Remember – some people are forced to use older browsers (because of corporate policy, etc.).