Oh, those poor enterprise developers, such as myself. Everyone can talk all they want about the real world, but it's astounding how big corporations still have their battered employees using IE6.
And I have to develop to that, while all you folks get to build for WebKit. Not fair!
Anyways, I feel like those percentages don't tell a good story. Many of us are still locked into supporting IE6.
Any luck with Chrome Frame? I've pushed that fairly successfully at previous clients. FUD aside (from MS mainly), it's really a great solution I think for anyone forced to deal with legacy IE6 installs.
And I have to develop to that, while all you folks get to build for WebKit. Not fair!
Anyways, I feel like those percentages don't tell a good story. Many of us are still locked into supporting IE6.