IE Death March

Philipp of Netmonic says:

we don’t support ie6, because our target group mostly have up2date browser…

-Philipp Schmid

Gilles of Inspi.re says:

Our latest project, Inspi.re has been IE6-incompatible and proud of it since day one. We urge IE6 users to upgrade and so should every website out there. We’re doing very well without the market share of people who won’t update their web browser. So can your company.

My wish is to see the IE6 figure on that page go below 5% in the first quarter of 2010: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

-Gilles Dubuc

Darren of Modern Media Studios says:

We’re starting to campaign the cease of IE6 and for users to upgrade their browsers. We believe IE6 is a dinosaur and should die! Viva Web Standards!

I am also linking to your website to inform other web developers to follow your lead!

http://www.modernmediastudios.com/blog/web-design-blog/60-internet-explorer-6.html

-Darren E

Adam of The Photo Guide says:

I thought of a new way to deal with ie6 users..
What do you think?

-Adam Foster

Editor’s Note: check out his site in IE6 for the message.

Jan Payman Ameli says:

We stop supporting IE6 and letting our visitors know, too (just visit our website with IE6). No more optimization in our code! Die IE6!! Best Regards from Germany!

-Jan Payman Ameli

Chris Gross says:

I have totally and vocally dropped support for IE6 on my site and any of my clients sites.

-Chris Gross

Stefan of bitarbyter says:

We recently stopped our IE6 support with the last website we´ve started. We have wastet hours over hours only to get it halfway working on this old piece of xxxx.
-Stefan Petershofer

Eugene of Хватит IE6 (Enough IE6) says:

Hellow. Visit enoughie6.com, here you can find list of websites, developers of which have ceased to support IE 6. Thanks.
-Eugene Getmanenko

Of course, it’s all in Russian, but those of you that speak Russian (or PHP) might be able to find something useful there.

Marco of http://www.hm.ilumnia.de says:

My Homepage is about 4 months older than IE6, though I manage it for “just” 2.5 years now. We are nor style freaks, we don’t need any animated fluffy-colourful flashskin, but IE6 ain’t even supporting the basic webdesign features which showed up during the last 4 years. We decided not to support IE6. Saves ourselfs a lot of time and a lot of stress as well. IE7 isn’t perfect but waaaaaaay better and out for 3 years now. Use it, dammit!
-Marco

Radovan of ITCrowd says:

Hi, we develop web applications, and we do not support IE6 anymore…
-Radovan Kepák