Any person or business that is stubborn enough to use IE6 nowadays is probably also stubborn enough to keep using Windows XP for another year or ten.
No, two things:
i) It's not about being stubborn. Companies have invested a lot of money and time to run critical applications. Even if they have the money the risk of migration is high.
ii) They have already migrated to newer browsers! they just run IE6 side by side with modern browsers using application virtualization.
No, two things:
i) It's not about being stubborn. Companies have invested a lot of money and time to run critical applications. Even if they have the money the risk of migration is high.
ii) They have already migrated to newer browsers! they just run IE6 side by side with modern browsers using application virtualization.