IE Death March

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

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

SJL Web Design says:

Death to IE6! You have all of our support at SJL Web Design.

Sean of mcarthurgfx says:

I stopped caring about IE6 sucking at displaying my PNGs, opacity, and the like. http://mcarthurgfx.com/blog/article/it-s-all-your-fault
–Sean McArthur

Robin of Fog of Eternity says:

I think this is a great idea. As of this month I’m stopping all IE6 support in my web design beyond adding the single IE8.js line in the header as detailed here – http://code.google.com/p/ie7-js/.
–Robin Cannon

Boris of Tanzen in Berlin says:

Since around 50% of our visitors are still using IE6, we think it’s a good idea to inform them about the latest version of IE8 – and alternatives.

Bye bye IE6 😉
–Boris Bojic