Monday, 17 May 2010
More IE6 bashing - but this time it's from Microsoft
Not sure why is is just aimed at the Australian market but it's still pretty interesting. Even Microsoft hate IE6. After all, you wouldn't drink 9 year old milk!
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1 comments:
So true....I guess Firefox and Crome are the most safest and user friendly browsers. Why do People still use IE??? It has so many security issues.
Regards,
darks0ul
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