I work in I.T and know that our boss wouldn't be happy if we still had IE6 installed on any system.

I do not disagree with you. However I would have thought that the website should at least render in IE6 seeing as it accounts for 20%+ of the browser market.

Think you need to get your facts right matehttp://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.phprl IE6 is just over 10% now and falling, why support it?

A lot of companies, including Google are phasing out support for IE6 because of its flaws and how old it is. rlhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8488751.stmrl

Upgrade your browser and get with the times!

Our lot have still got us on IE6 and won't upgrade and they are also a bloody big global company (UTC that own Otis Elevators, Sikorsky Helicopters, Pratt and Whitney Jet Engines and all sorts). Don't know why. Asked them about it last week without answer.

Ah yes my stats were out of date, they were end of 2009. It's now only the 4th most used browser in the world.

I have no control over the IT department for a global plc which operates in 117 countries across the world, sadly.

I use Safari at home

Just tried in Firefox 3.6. (think this is the latest browser released). All I get is a white page with "Warrington Wolves" in Times New Roman.

same here

wasn't like that yesterday

Such is life as a salary slave: you'll get use to it.

Oh don't worry Yed, PY is always like this. Consumed by envy and frustrated in bitterness. If he needs to attack other people to make himself feel better, let him. Usually though he is more accurate. It's all because I have a faster car, been on TV and won RL bets with him for the last 2 years running.

Well its not like you to go off on one, I'll have to start using a to indicate humour.

Have you got a new car to go with your new job then?

Shame we won't have a bet this year but your "tiffy" fit over 8p PayPal fees rather soured the taste of the supposedly "fun" bets.

I dont support IE6 at all however I always try and make sure that the page will render into the browser, it may degrade and some functions not work but at least the user will see a site.

Big corporations won't upgrade until they are forced to due to the workload.

Swings and roundabouts because if sites no longer supported it then companies would be forced to change but because they are still using it designers still design for it.

The posetives of upgrading far outweigh the negetives and anyone using it should upgrade to either IE8, firefox or chrome.

You have to remember that the site uses the latest CSS styling and is very difficuly to code and test 100% for every single version of Internet Explorer across the world. Just nag your IT dept to upgrade for FREE!

I'm liking Google Chrome of late. Piece of pee to use.