IE Death March – Page 21 – * html body { float:left; display:inline; voice-family: "\"}\""; voice-family:inherit; }

Cubicle Ninjas

Cubicle Ninjas is proud to support the assassination of this obsolete browser. One more win for IE Death March! –Josh Farkas

Marching

Robert Wetzlmayr

Robert Wetzlmayr says:

Oh happy day, when this long-lasting and enraging browser simulation will retire into oblivion. From POV, the sooner the better. –Robert Wetzlmayr

Marching

Himmelberger Design

Himmelberger Design says:

We’ll be dropping IE6 support for all new project, it stinks have to live with this old thing.

Marching

BadCat Design

Joseph of BadCat Design says:

New BadCat.com will launch with NO support for IE6. I expect to launch * on Tuesday*. I’ll post a link back to your site in our Journal section. direct message me on twitter.com/badcat and I’ll give to the pre-release URL (not for the public) – thanks!
– “Kel” –Joseph Kelter

Things You Can't Do In IE6

Transparent PNGs

Okay sure. 8-Bit PNG transparency works, but I’m talking about doing more transparency than what GIF has to offer, so it doesn’t quite cut it.

But 24-Bit PNG? Now, this has something web designers can appreciate: Alpha blending. 256 levels of transparency.

You can’t do this in Internet Explorer 6 without some javascript or using the AlphaImageLoader filter.

There are a few sites out there using PNG’s to great effect. There’s no need for me compile a list, as it’s been done a few times, but if you’re using it feel free to link up in the comments.

Things Younger Than IE6

Star Trek: Enterprise

Enterprise premiered on September 26, 2001. The pilot episode, “Broken Bow”, takes place in the year 2151, halfway between the 21st-century events shown in the movie Star Trek: First Contact and the original Star Trek television series. –Wikipedia