IE6's slow death says a lot about the enterprise, which is one reason that the browser stuck around as long as it did. Usage of Internet Explorer 6 has dropped below 1 per cent. Microsoft and security ...

Mark Trammell doesn’t digg IE6: Here at Digg, like most sites, the designers, developers, and QA engineers spend a lot of time making sure the site works in IE6, an eight-year-old browser superseded ...

The Net pioneer won't work so hard to make sure its YUI components for building advanced Web sites work on Microsoft's 9-year-old browser. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

For all the fireworks between Apple and Adobe over Flash and HTML5, the leading browser makers face a more pressing problem: Putting Internet Explorer 6 out of its misery. Despite a funeral held for ...

Microsoft is celebrating the demise of Internet Explorer 6. It still has a small hold globally, but in the United States the archaic browser version has dropped below one percent — which is ...

A prominent Norwegian Web site is spearheading a movement to get users to abandon Microsoft’s widely-used but aging Internet Explorer 6 browser. IE6 doesn’t follow established standards for presenting ...

Internet Explorer 6, the old version of Microsoft’s web browser, is the bane of many a web developer’s existence. I should know, I used to be one. IE6 is extremely slow, doesn’t comply with many web ...

While we recommend Internet Explorer 9 and Chrome as the best business browsers, for many companies they both have a major problem: they’re not Internet Explorer 6. The good news is that you no longer ...

Security experts, industry analysts and even Microsoft recommend that IT departments upgrade Internet Explorer 6, yet new research shows that while there may have recently been a mock funeral for the ...

Once upon a time, when Microsoft and Netscape were slugging it out for Internet supremacy, the release of a new version of either company's Web browser was a big deal. Those releases came fast and ...

Microsoft’s Dean Hachamovitch made an impassioned plea yesterday on the IEBlog asking large-scale web sites to continue to support Internet Explorer 6 until, well, forever. Hachamovitch’s post came in ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More There’s been increasing pressure from frustrated web developers to get ...