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My dad runs the technology back home. He is a fairly tech savvy guy and he knows ASP.NET so he isn’t completely clueless but he will not stop using ie6. Whenever I argue for a more standards compliant browser his answer is always the same.
"market share"
Now this is fine, I test on ie6, but I have features that i neutered from the ie6 version of pages. I also want him to push technology forward and not just use what’s popular.
How do I get my family to use something that is not ie6 for every day browsing?
This already happened and he doesn’t like it so he uninstalled it. He is so stubborn that I don’t think he will ever change. I just found this forum and thought it would be an interesting question to pose.
Do something really passive aggressive, like coding a family photo website that is purposefully broken in IE6, and then tell him you can’t fix it because IE6 is so terrible.
If you really wanted to be a jerk, you could make conditional statements for IE6 that make your page worse rather than just relying on what doesn’t work normally.
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lol, wow I love this forum. I think I may just play some of these tricks on them.
+1
thats what we did to my boss so he would stop freaking out while i was learning css lol. drove me crazy for about 2 months
As of March ’08 30.1% of people still use IE6 according to w3schools. This is a CSS site so people are much more mindful of what they browse with. Most of my hits come from IE.