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by kiiski
5799 days ago
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Actually you can't (not in this case at least). Microsoft promised to support ie6 until april 2014, so they can't apply the argument after that. And ie6 -> ie8 (-> ie10) step is probably about as big as ie6 -> ie10. That said, I still don't agree with using ie6. |
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