Google said no to IE 6
From March 1, Google stops supporting Internet Explorer 6 on some of its services.
In a post entitled “ Modern browsers for modern services, ” the senior manager of the Google Apps development group announced that, starting from March 1, 2010, Google will stop supporting Internet Explorer 6 in Google Docs and Google Sites.
Instead, IE 6 Google recommends using modern browsers: Internet Explorer 7.0+, Firefox 3.0+, Chrome 4.0+ and Safari 3.0+. Interestingly, Opera’s browser, which is so much loved by Russian users, is not on this list, and Chrome is placed in a modest and inconspicuous third place.
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“2010 will be a great year for Google Apps and we want to make sure that everyone can use the products we develop. Please take the time to translate your organization into the most modern browsers. ”
According to Techcrunch , during 2010, Google may discontinue support for IE 6 and its other services.
It seems that Google is determined to eradicate from the Internet one of the main causes of headaches for all web designers and web developers. Are you still typing for IE 6?
Update : A post about the same , published 4 minutes before this post, is on the main page, so there will probably be more interesting discussion in the comments.
In a post entitled “ Modern browsers for modern services, ” the senior manager of the Google Apps development group announced that, starting from March 1, 2010, Google will stop supporting Internet Explorer 6 in Google Docs and Google Sites.
Instead, IE 6 Google recommends using modern browsers: Internet Explorer 7.0+, Firefox 3.0+, Chrome 4.0+ and Safari 3.0+. Interestingly, Opera’s browser, which is so much loved by Russian users, is not on this list, and Chrome is placed in a modest and inconspicuous third place.
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“2010 will be a great year for Google Apps and we want to make sure that everyone can use the products we develop. Please take the time to translate your organization into the most modern browsers. ”
According to Techcrunch , during 2010, Google may discontinue support for IE 6 and its other services.
It seems that Google is determined to eradicate from the Internet one of the main causes of headaches for all web designers and web developers. Are you still typing for IE 6?
Update : A post about the same , published 4 minutes before this post, is on the main page, so there will probably be more interesting discussion in the comments.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/82561/
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