Announcing IE6 Update - Help kill Internet Explorer 6

Nick Pettit

Today Done21 is proud to announce IE6 Update, a great new tool to encourage your Internet Explorer 6 website visitors to update their browser. Check out http://ie6update.com, and if you end up using IE6 Update, tell us about it on Twitter using the hashtag #ie6update!

Now, some back story…

Internet Explorer 6 is the plague of the Internet. Sure there are other battles, like net neutrality or censorship, but I think it’s safe to say that IE6 has held back innovation more than anything else, because of its slow JavaScript engine, incorrect rendering of web pages, bad security, and more. At the time of this writing, Net Applications says 18% of Internet users still use Internet Explorer 6. Even worse, many sites have a much higher percentage of Internet Explorer 6 visitors.

There have been numerous efforts to put an end to Internet Explorer 6 and we’d like to thank all of them, particularly these:

While we applaud any campaign to put an end to IE6, most efforts we’ve seen are very developer centric. And although there have been many other great sites that politely ask users to update, I think developers have made the bold assumption that your average IE6 user is capable of distinguishing between their web browser and the Internet. It’s kind of a hard thing for us tech types to understand, but just take a look at Microsoft’s marketing for Internet Explorer 8:

IE8 Home Page
IE8’s Homepage

IE8 Upgrade your Internet
Upgrade your Internet

Better Web
IE8 makes your web better… what?

IE8 Banner Advertisement
Download a new Internet!

See what I mean? Microsoft markets its browser as the Internet itself. It’s no wonder its been so hard for developers to explain the situation to their site visitors. We, the web community, have politely asked web surfers to upgrade from IE6. We’ve tried. Everyone has tried. So now it’s time to trick them into upgrading. That’s right, trick IE6 users into moving on. Tricking users is a big taboo, but if we’re talking about tricking users into upgrading from IE6 to a newer browser, we feel that it’s like tricking them into receiving free money.

How can we do this? Well, you know that yellow bar that sometimes appears in Internet Explorer at the top of the browser window? It’s called the Information Bar. It usually displays information about security updates, missing plug-ins, and things of that nature. We decided that the best way to get behind enemy lines would be to fake the Information Bar and offer the user a browser update. Check it out:

IE6 Update

To use IE6 Update, all you have to do is go to this website, and then copy and paste the IE6 Update code into your site. It’s that easy.

What do you think about IE6 Update? Let us know, in the comments!

UPDATE: Check out IE6Update on Reddit!

UPDATE 2: IE6Update has garnered a LOT more attention than we ever thought it would. We believe in giving credit where credit is due, so we’d like to give a huge thank you to Jakob Westhoff, the creator of Activebar2. Jakob was the originator of this idea (of mimicing IE’s Information Bar), and had he not put Activebar2 under a Creative Commons license, we would have had a lot more work to do in order to create IE6Update. Thank you, Jakob. You rock! :D

266 comments ↓

#1 Bri on 04.05.09 at 9:04 pm

Sinister, diabolical, devious, sexy, brilliant, and absolutely a good idea. Wait. Not “sexy”, but the other things were true.

#2 FFFish on 04.05.09 at 9:40 pm

Learn from the best: do what Microsoft did.

#3 Fabien on 04.06.09 at 1:17 am

Why only IE6?

> slow JavaScript engine,

IE7 is no better

> incorrect rendering of web pages,

IE7 is only a bit better, but still bad.

#4 Nick Pettit on 04.06.09 at 1:28 am

@Fabien IE8 is out. It passed Acid2 and has a faster JavaScript engine:
http://www.microsoft.com/ie8

#5 Jimmie Dean on 04.06.09 at 5:20 am

Which would be great except for those corporate users who are forced to stay with IE 6 for compatibility for internal web apps which have not been upgraded (for whatever reason) to run with different browser versions. I am sure they would love being unable to do their work - and seeing a faster, better browser and then being downgraded again is disheartening as well.

#6 Nick Pettit on 04.06.09 at 7:56 am

@Jimmie I have personal experience with that exact situation, but someone has to be the one to rock the boat. :D

#7 Eric the Red on 04.18.09 at 2:22 pm

Is it the place of a bunch of webmonkeys to cajole users into upgrading their browsers just so they can show off their latest bloated javascript crap?

No. No, it is not.

#8 Nick Pettit on 04.18.09 at 2:25 pm

Sorry you feel that way Eric. We’re just trying to make the web better!

#9 Scott on 04.18.09 at 2:27 pm

Eric there are far more reasons for web developers wanting users to upgrade to IE6 than Javascript

#10 Teilo on 04.18.09 at 2:58 pm

Eric:

I use little or no javascript on my sites, and the javascript I DO use runs just fine on IE6.

If you had any experience actually trying to develop sites that work properly with IE6, you would be agreeing with us. I can develop a basic layout using Firefox, and it works beautifully on Webkit/Safari, Opera, and IE7 without any additional tweaks. Then I have to go back and add hacks to make IE6 work. EVERY web developer has to do this.

I just put this hack on every site I manage, save a couple of commercial ones, and I plan to ask their permission to do the same to theirs. This is the best idea I have ever seen toward tricking users into upgrading.

And the regular user NEEDS to be tricked into doing this. I have one user I support, who is fairly typical, who thinks that the Internet is called Yahoo, because Yahoo is his home page. So, yeah, we need this.

Yes, I understand that the typical corporate user will not be able to do this. But then again, when all the rest of the world has switched, but the corporate hold-outs have not, the pressure will be on, and they NEED the pressure. It’s time to stop developing applications that target a specific browser.

#11 "Cowboy" Ben Alman on 04.18.09 at 3:55 pm

I’m concerned about the restrictive nature of the GPL license under which this code is distributed. Because of the commercial nature of the site on which I’d like to include IE6 Update, the GPL seems to prohibit me from using it, which seems ultimately counter-productive to progressive-minded commercial developers or corporations.

How about something more flexible, like MIT or BSD?

- Cowboy

#12 Tom Davies on 04.18.09 at 4:04 pm

I think I will use this, just change the code to point to http://getfirefox.com

#13 borges on 04.18.09 at 4:38 pm

Here here Tom Davies! The real solution=Not IE

#14 Scott on 04.18.09 at 5:25 pm

Changing it to point to something other than the Microsoft website raises further moral questions and is not something I would ever do.
I also doubt that it would “convert” many people, and would be more likely to make visitors lose trust in your website.

#15 Eric Caron on 04.18.09 at 6:44 pm

By sending people straight to Microsoft, aren’t we overlooking the biggest issue of them all? Microsoft doesn’t offer a newer browser for people that are stuck on Windows XP SP1 or anything older (yes, everyone should be running the newest OS, but many organizations are tied to legacy software and aren’t able to upgrade). To these people, are we intending to say “No internet for you - NEXT!”?

#16 Ryan Moore on 04.18.09 at 7:55 pm

How could I do this in a Wordpress blog?

#17 Help kill Internet Explorer 6 « A little story on 04.19.09 at 1:03 am

[...] April 19, 2009 Source: http://almost.done21.com/2009/04/announcing-ie6-update-help-kill-internet-explorer-6/ [...]

#18 Fedya Karmanov on 04.19.09 at 1:28 am

Oh no!

IE6 is the best browser out there!

http://www.saveie6.com/

Sign the petition to keep IE6!

#19 WP-IE6Update plugin for WordPress | Japh on 04.19.09 at 2:41 am

[...] you want to know more about IE6Update, you can read their blog post about it Announcing IE6 Update - Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Share and [...]

#20 Eman on 04.19.09 at 2:49 am

Why not get rid of IE alltogether? Provide similar functionality that installs Firefox!

#21 echo on 04.19.09 at 3:39 am

Have you seen this?
Edskes Software Silent Setup for Mozilla Firefox

#22 justin hileman on 04.19.09 at 7:44 am

@Tom, @Eman: It’s already been done :)

Check out this post on how to “Update” users from IE 6 to Firefox.

#23 Brad on 04.19.09 at 10:22 am

Being Online Application Developers, we just wish Microsoft would spend more time developing and less time releasing. ie7’s now been replaced by ie8 now we have 3 versions to “work around”.
I think this is a great idea.

#24 dlv on 04.19.09 at 11:47 am

excelent!
i’m using it! great! thanks for develop this !!

justin hileman, well done too !

#25 Oliver on 04.19.09 at 3:21 pm

The update failed. I’m using Windows 2000.

#26 Justin on 04.19.09 at 8:35 pm

I think this is a good idea, but I’d be curious to know if it actually works and what the success rate is.

For those worried about Corporate Users upgrading accidentally due to legacy application requirements, you should already have the workstation(s) locked down to begin with, since it’s just as easy for someone to go to Windows Update.

On the other side, I think the ultimate way to ridding ourselves of IE6 is to not tailor our sites / applications to that community anymore; thus forcing them to upgrade if they want to use your site.

Just my two-cents…I’d personally love to stop designing CSS hacks for IE6.

#27 links for 2009-04-19 (Jarrett House North) on 04.19.09 at 9:00 pm

[...] Announcing IE6 Update - Help kill Internet Explorer 6 - Almost Done A fairly brilliant hack to "encourage" people to upgrade away from IE6. I say, the sooner the better. (tags: internetexplorer ie6 javascript) [...]

#28 Matt Hill on 04.20.09 at 4:29 am

This is so WRONG.

It is not your place to dictate to users what browser they should use. And it definitely is not your place to dictate to users an upgrade using an UNDERHAND method that TRICKS them into thinking it’s an official Microsoft upgrade warning.

This is such a FAIL on so many levels, it makes me sick.

#29 Nick Pettit on 04.20.09 at 4:39 am

@Matt Hill - Thanks for the feedback! We’re not forcing anyone to do anything, but if you feel that passionately about it, you might want to head over to http://saveie6.com and sign their petition. :D

#30 Kev Adamson on 04.20.09 at 5:04 am

Whilst I’m all for educating users of the downsides of using ie6, this is just plain stupid.

All these ‘Kill IE6′ sites are a waste of space. They aren’t going to speed anything up. A date for the death of IE6 was set the moment MS decided to dip back in the browser market with IE7.

The battle has already been won, thanks to the FF browser and campaign grabbing a large % of the user market, and also converse between leading developers and Microsoft.

Microsoft set a ‘death-date’ based on an appropriate and responsible amount of time to allow for large companies to upgrade their systems. They took ‘real’ business considerations into account when doing this.

Yes IE6 is crap. Tell people. But thinking you can run into ‘Microsoft’s cave’ and ’slay the IE6 dragon’ with a ‘JavaScript shaped sword’ is naive, and doing so in the form of this TRICK is a disgrace.

“We’re just trying to make the web better!” FFS.

[Shakes Head]

#31 Andrew Mason on 04.20.09 at 5:11 am

Although I have concerns about tricking users, being in the same arena as scammers, I can’t but help like the idea.

As a small improvement, you could add CSS “cursor: pointer;” to get the little cursor link hand :D

#32 fearphage on 04.20.09 at 5:46 am

Here is a more generic approach with a less nefarious implementation:

http://www.pushuptheweb.com/

It tells users of all browsers that they are on older versions… (not just IE users).

#33 Tim Beadle on 04.20.09 at 6:35 am

Much as I hate the hoops we have to jump through to make IE6 behave, this is wrong-headed in the extreme.

Most users who can upgrade from IE6 already have. The rest are locked down by corporate IT policy, as some enterprise web-based software is still reliant on IE6.

So, for a corporate IE6 user, they’ll be faced with a genuine-looking update bar, then have to put in a call to IT support to find out what’s going on, then be told that they can’t upgrade anyway.

This will actually have a direct cost of people’s time in large corporations. I presume you’ve never worked in IT support, else you’d realise what a monumentally bad idea ie6update is.

#34 Matt Hill on 04.20.09 at 6:44 am

@Nick Petit: You may not be forcing people to upgrade, but you ARE forcing a warning that looks as if it’s coming from Microsoft. This is as bad as those adverts that look like dialogue boxes saying “You computer may be infected with a vrius! Do you want to run a scan now?” and then proceed to install a ton of malware.

You state in your AudioBoo response to Paul Boag that it’s OK to be a bit “evil” because Microsoft use underhand methods themselves in advertising the IE8 upgrade. How does your decision to use a fake information bar make you better than them? Pot, kettle, black.

By all means, place some kind of UNOBTRUSIVE note on the website that the user’s browser is out of date, but don’t use underhand tactics to frighten users into upgrading; it’s pure arrogance and just not on.

Have you listened to Aaron Russell’s AudioBoo “When can we stop worrying about IE6?” I think it gives a much more acceptable view of dealing with the issue of IE6 support.

At the end of the day, users are what the web is about. You shouldn’t be doing anything to annoy, frighten, discourage or confuse them. The web is complex enough as it is; we should be making it as simple as possible for people, not throwing obstacles in their way simply because we hate IE6.

Hating IE6 is OUR problem to solve, not the user’s!

#35 Anonymous on 04.20.09 at 6:52 am

I hope this is a late Aprils Fools joke.

#36 Nick Pettit on 04.20.09 at 6:54 am

@Tim Beadle - I’m a software engineer at another company in addition to Done21, and I also help provide IT support everyday. My response is, the cost to software engineers and web developers far outweighs the costs with IT support.

#37 Tim Beadle on 04.20.09 at 7:29 am

@Nick Pettit - fine, so you can see the other side of the issue. Doesn’t it just become *wilfully* passing the buck? IT depts will upgrade when they’re ready, not just because some jumped-up web developer says so.

#38 Nick Pettit on 04.20.09 at 7:49 am

@Tim Beadle - In a direct way yes, but indirectly, it’s the software developers that pay the price. IT departments tend to not update browsers (IE6) because there’s internal software that relies on a particular browser version (or they’re just lazy). In turn, the software developers are the ones making the internal apps.

BTW, we really need to get “responses” coded into the comments here don’t we? This page is getting messy. :D

#39 Tom on 04.20.09 at 8:13 am

A nice idea, and we all certainly want to be rid of IE6, but there’s a problem for the few still using Windows 2000 - they can’t upgrade to IE7 or IE8!

However conveniently, they can upgrade to Firefox 3.

As for the ethics, that’s another debate, but I appreciate the efforts to get people onto better browsers.

#40 Tim Beadle on 04.20.09 at 8:26 am

I have two issues:

1. Whether it’s a good idea at all, because I think most home users have already upgraded and corporate ones will, as I said, have it done for them when IT says so.

2. Whether it’s a good idea to fake a system message. I say it’s not, because it kills trust and uses the tactics of scammer and spammers.

I’d like to see the back of IE6 as much as the next web developer. I don’t think this is the way to go about it, though.

Where’s the user in all of this? Not at the centre, that’s for sure. They’re being scared, nagged, cajoled, butchered into upgrading.

This is for the convenience of web developers and benefits end users not one jot. No more, no less.

#41 Matt Hill on 04.20.09 at 8:33 am

Tim Beadle: “This is for the convenience of web developers and benefits end users not one jot. No more, no less.”

Exactly. It seems some developers are forgetting that their responsibility is to making things work for their users, not to make their own lives easier.

#42 Dave on 04.20.09 at 11:43 am

Matt Hill: “It seems some developers are forgetting that their responsibility is to making things work for their users, not to make their own lives easier.”

Bzzt! Wrong!

If you have a website *and* you have to support IE6, you waste tons and tons of time trying to make things work right in IE6. You have a finite amount of time, so time spent dealing with IE6 compatibility is time stolen from site improvements, bug fixes, new content, etc.

In other words, you spend less time making things better for your other users because you have to make things work for the @#$%#@$ IE6 users.

#43 Matt Hill on 04.20.09 at 12:34 pm

@Dave: If you’re spending “tons and tons of time trying to make things work in IE6″ then you’re doing it wrong.

#44 Doug on 04.20.09 at 2:35 pm

Hi,

Great script! Any chance you will host a minified version?

I tend to use the below site to minify my JS using YUI:

Nice work!

#45 Doug on 04.20.09 at 2:36 pm

Ack, url got removed… Google “compressorrater”.

#46 Edskes Software on 04.21.09 at 4:26 am

With Edskes Software Silent Setup for Mozilla Firefox - http://edskes.net/firefoxs/ - you can easily let your visitors install Mozilla Firefox.

Edskes Software Silent Setup for Mozilla Firefox is a small multilingual utility which automatically downloads and installs the latest version of Mozilla Firefox, and then immediately opens one or more websites.

It ask no difficult questions and doesn’t show technical information nor error messages and even works under the most restricted user accounts and older Windows versions, so you can quickly use Firefox on any computer and also easily explain how to install Firefox to anyone else.

Since it always works and is so simple to use, you can include it on your website, so you don’t have to code for non-standard compliant browsers anymore.

#47 IE6 Update - The BarCamp presentation that delighted and angered so many - Almost Done on 04.21.09 at 7:05 am

[...] At BarCamp Orlando, Jim and I gave a presentation on IE6 Update, a new tool we created that helps encourage site visitors to upgrade their browser. IE6 Update is based on an idea from Jakob Westhoff called Activebar2, so a big thank you goes out to Jakob. Thanks, Jakob! If you’re unfamiliar with IE6 Update, you can read our post about it here. [...]

#48 Frisk design : Web Design & Consultancy in London » Why IE6update is wrong on 04.21.09 at 10:05 am

[...] Update Announcing IE6 Update - Help kill Internet Explorer 6 Paul Boag Audio Boo Response The BarCamp presentation that delighted and angered so [...]

#49 Cristian on 04.21.09 at 11:39 am

Hi!…
How can I translate it to Spanish?

Thanx!. Great application!.
:D

#50 Mike S. on 04.22.09 at 3:12 pm

http://wiki.nisi.ro/wordpress/antiie6/

#51 Jason on 04.22.09 at 7:58 pm

This is an interesting, kinda cool idea. I will use it, I don’t know if it’s going to be the right thing to implement on every project I work on - but I certainly don’t feel like it’s morally wrong to do so.
I am sick to the teeth of having to hack code to get IE6 to render my site(s) as close as ‘possible’ to how they ’should’ render - it is a pain in the @rse to be frank. It’s not as though this is ‘forcing’ anyone to update, and sure - there may be occasions where it’s not possible - government departments full of dead wood (including their browsers) come to mind. Anything that helps speed up the demise of one of Micro$ofts bloated and buggy software apps is all good in my book.

#52 An on 04.22.09 at 10:21 pm

On one of my site (skidvn.com) I totally refuse to serve the content to IE6 users. Just got sick of stupid CSS and JS hacks just for a stupid browser and its (sorry) stupid users.

#53 Dancave on 04.23.09 at 4:23 am

After installing this my site has become listed as a ‘reported site attack’ site. I removed it today, its not worth the novelty.

#54 Matt Hill on 04.23.09 at 8:10 am

Many of these justifications for not supporting IE6 are not only misguided, they’re childish too.

The web is for everyone, and if they choose to browse using an outdated browser, it’s still your responsibility to support them.

IE6 users are anywhere from 17% to 33% of the web audience, depending on where you get your stats — by any standards that’s a MASSIVE number of people — and you’re saying they’re worth ignoring? Or that it’s justified to give them obnoxious scripts, that they probably can’t act on anyway? I’m getting really angry and this unbelievable arrogance.

There aren’t “IE6 users” and “other users”, there are just USERS. If you think it’s OK to ditch IE6 support, then please get off the web. You’re simply not contributing to it being a place of participation for EVERYONE.

Suck it up, do the right thing, and build sites that everyone can use. It’s what you’re paid to do.

#55 Jeffrey Martin on 04.23.09 at 8:28 am

@Matt Hill, sorry :) but IE6 really is an abomination. Our website does too many things that IE6 simply wasn’t built for (8 YEARS ago).

So, we’ll be using this for sure.

thanks!
Jeffrey Martin
http://www.360cities.net

#56 Alex Barnes on 04.24.09 at 5:58 am

@Matt Hill

Your comment “its still your responsibility to support them” is misguided. Probably even more so than people that run public web sites that are unusable in IE6.

Its a choice as to what browsers a web site owner (and thus their chosen developer) supports.

Before you get angry may be you should check your own assumptions? Everyone that creates a web site is being paid? Your attempts to persuade people to support IE6 is in anyway less arrogant?

I run a private web site 44% of users are still running IE6 (Google Analytics). This costs my company a non-trivial amount of money to maintain for ZERO benefit to the user. For example if they installed Firefox their experience would be greatly improved and my team’s work would be greatly reduced.

There are lots of reasons why people don’t upgrade from IE6. Many legit and many not. But at the end of the day all of them have solutions if the user (or IT staff) choose to find out what they are / action them.

Tricking people into upgrading made me smile but its not really the best way forward.

Education or making the choice to not support them (ignoring 17-33% of your potential users is a choice) are really the only options I think.

#57 fred on 04.25.09 at 12:19 am

Very nice stuff. When I design a site, I still do it to look as good for IE6, though it is a pain in the ass, some people use it. Still, they must be encouraged to get a newer browser. It’d be nicer if they would be encouraged to download a browser that respects web standards, like good younger firefox.

Translating it to different languages would be a big plus!

#58 Matt Hill on 04.25.09 at 9:38 am

@Alex Barnes: I’m not angry, I’m just very, very concerned.

Sure, it’s a choice for developers to no longer support browser X. But how is that decision in any way helpful for the myriad users of IE6 who still use it to surf the web?

I think many developers are not seeing the bigger picture. Let’s use an analogy.

Let’s say that the Web is a road, browsers are the cars, and websites are stops on that road: shops, tourist spots, hotels, libraries, cinemas, etc.

All cars can drive on that road and the drivers can choose to stop at any of the interesting places on the way. None of those people will be prevented from visiting any of the places they choose, simply because of the car they drive.

If a guy is driving a really out of date car, no-one at the cinema or the library says to him “Hey buddy, you gotta get a new car before you can come in here.” The driver might agree that his car is old and he later might get a new car, but right now he wants to see a movie, or rent a book, and his choice of car should not stop him from doing those things.

By not supporting IE6, you’re putting a sign outside your cinema or your library that says “Only drivers with new cars are welcome”.

Disregarding users for YOUR benefit is a prejudice. It’s no better than a Bed & Breakfast from days gone by with a sign outside saying “No Irish, No Blacks.”

The Web is not a place where developers get to choose how a person accesses their site. You can do that in a closed environment if you wish, but not on the public web which is supposed to be available to all. Remember the vision of Sir Tim Berner’s Lee:

The dream behind the Web is of a common information space in which we communicate by sharing information. Its universality is essential: the fact that a hypertext link can point to anything, be it personal, local or global, be it draft or highly polished.

There was a second part of the dream, too, dependent on the Web being so generally used that it became a realistic mirror (or in fact the primary embodiment) of the ways in which we work and play and socialize. That was that once the state of our interactions was on line, we could then use computers to help us analyze it, make sense of what we are doing, where we individually fit in, and how we can better work together.

How is it arrogant of me to remind people that their responsibility is to their users? The Web isn’t a developer’s digital playground, it’s for EVERYONE, and the current view by many developers suggests an elitist attitude that they are custodians of this space and get to define how people use it. WRONG. What YOU might wish for as a developer (”Kill IE6″) has absolutely nothing to do with what YOUR USERS WANT or NEED.

On another note, I would be interested to know what kind of “non-trivial” sums you’re talking about regarding the costs to support 44% of web users? What does your 44% equate to in terms of actual numbers of people? And how does supporting them equal ZERO benefit? NOT supporting them is ZERO benefit!

Lastly, I agree that education is a good thing. But doing it with a fake system prompt is not the way to go about it.

#59 brol on 04.26.09 at 6:10 am

Dis-moi, tu me paies vista pour que je puisse installer ie8 ? J’ai que windows 2000, là et j’ai pas les sous pour changer d’OS… Ah t’avais pas réfléchi à ça ? Note que ça s’est vu…
Bref, un script de merde à courte vue. Comme si ie7 ou 8 étaient eux-mêmes génialement révolutionnaires comparés à ie6. Foutaises !

#60 gus on 04.27.09 at 11:35 am

It doesnt work, I use ie6 and dont see a thing poping up!!! sheiss

#61 Jay Adkins on 04.29.09 at 8:46 am

Make the Web better by using Firfox and burning every piece of machinery carrying the IE virus. =)

#62 jameswx09 on 05.01.09 at 3:04 pm

My friend used to use Internet Explorer 6, i upgraded him. And i got him Fire Fox.

#63 Quinn Taylor on 05.02.09 at 3:12 pm

Interesting and entertaining, and I have no real qualms with this. When I develop web sites, IE6 is too often a thorn in my side. I pretty much never aim to make a site pixel-perfect in obsolete versions of IE, just to make the experience acceptable.

NOTE TO AUTHORS: You should be aware that on sites with an element set to reside at the top with absolute positioning, it appears overtop of the banner, which detracts from the charade. (The same problem occurs with http://www.PushUpTheWeb.com, which I tend to prefer, since it doesn’t pretend to charade as an official MS announcement, and it covers other major browsers as well.)

Although I realize some people may not have the choice to upgrade, I’ve known too many people who don’t even know the version (or even the name!) of their web browser. I don’t know the most effective way to motivate those people to upgrade, but I think at least presenting the option (unobtrusively, preferably) is a step in the right direction.

#64 Lurka on 05.07.09 at 11:22 am

This is soooo against usability. What about Update Notifiers for Pseudo-Webdesigners to remind them to switch over to another job?

#65 Koen Muurling on 05.11.09 at 6:48 am

Great initiative. I think it would be better not to use div class names so common as ‘content’ because a lot of sites already use that class name. Using unique css classnames will prevent the layout to f*ck up.

#66 Frances on 05.12.09 at 5:17 am

The problem with this is it sets a bad precedence.

Users should be able to trust the information that their browser provides to them (especially since the top bar in IE is generally to warn you about a potential threat) and this starts a trend of hi-jacking that information.

How long before someone picks up your idea and uses it to launch viruses or send you off to pr0n sites?

There are better, safer, ways to go about promoting other browsers and helping people move away from IE6.

#67 Commentor on 05.12.09 at 8:25 am

Matt, your car analogy can be flipped:

1) You can upgrade to a new car for zero cost.

2) One particular make of old car is degrading the driving experience for everyone by ripping up the tarmac, requiring extra money and effort to be spent on fixing roads rather than providing better services for road users.

Consider your road users and don’t allow the old clunker on your roads.

Of course analogies are generally crap when it comes to computing, but you started it.

#68 End6 on 05.12.09 at 7:27 pm

Not an original idea, but if it gets rid of IE6, fine. You’ve missed the point that a lot of people don’t upgrade because of bandwidth restrictions and linking to the jQuery library is an impediment to spreading your message. It’s a nice library that makes a clever widget, but End6 doesn’t use it as being lightweight is pretty important in an initiative like this.
Any reason you didn’t link to End6 as well?

#69 Nick Pettit on 05.12.09 at 7:35 pm

@End6 - To run IE6 I have to boot my old Windows machine. Any way that I can see End6 in Firefox on the Mac? :D

#70 Marc Alagem on 05.14.09 at 10:52 am

Since most (not to say: all) of the initiatives aiming at moving users away from IE6 are not only tech-centric but also uniquely available in english, you may want to use http://www.byebyeinternetexplorer.org, which speaks a language that the basic user can understand, and also provides localization in several languages.

#71 Jen on 05.14.09 at 10:15 pm

Brilliant!
This is the most non-offensive way of taking IE6 off the web. I’m going to install it on all my sites right away.
Thanks SO much.

#72 Adrian on 05.15.09 at 10:44 pm

Surprisingly similar to my post months ago :)

http://www.adrianpelletier.com/2009/02/16/how-i-chose-to-say-farewell-to-ie6/

#73 Alias Docteur House on 05.16.09 at 1:47 pm

@Brol : ta gueule !!! tu la fermes, t’es qu’une merde de sous merde, tu te crois intelligent ? reste avec ton windows 2000 et ton IE antédiluvien.
si t’as pas de sous, tu aurais dû dépensé ton fric dans l’achat d’une cervelle plutôt qu’un vieux ordi tout pourri !!!
t’es vraiment la caricature du français type : arrogant et con à la fois !
je t’emmerde !!!

#74 Gavin Williams on 05.16.09 at 7:18 pm

This is a great idea, considering the majority of users running IE6 can’t or don’t want to upgrade to IE7+ either because they’re running an unsupported OS or they’re happy with the internet breaking in IE6.

It’s counter productive as every time some one who DOESN’T want to upgrade and visits your site gets this alert will eventually get annoyed and go away, this is just as bad as adding alert(’Fuck Off’); to an onload event.

#75 Jobs on 05.18.09 at 8:02 pm

Eric there are far more reasons for web developers wanting users to upgrade to IE6 than Javascript

#76 Simple Station Web Design on 05.20.09 at 12:15 am

We just installed ie6update to our site and love it! Also we are gonna start evangelizing it to all our clients. Great work guys.

http://simplestation.com/locomotion/help-kill-internet-explorer-6/

#77 BlogBuzz May 23, 2009 on 05.23.09 at 5:31 am

[...] Microsoft markets its browser as the Internet [...]

#78 Alex Hall on 05.26.09 at 7:19 am

@Matt Hill

After reading your analogy about the cars I suddenly remembered that here in the UK you can now trade in your old car, which has to be over a certain age, and therefore… unstable… for a nice brand new car with a great heap of money lopped off in a bid to get rid of the old and outdated, and unsafe motors.

Continuing with your analogy I think this speaks for itself in the browser world too. IE6 has always had the most security issues, because it is the oldest browser and was has not be updated in God knows how long, to prevent newer batches of security issues. Therefore, I think it’s time the old girl was traded in for NO COST, in exchange for a better model, and one that has the added bonus of more up-to-date security patches.

One thing I have always being confused about is how little IE seems to update, especially in comparison to the likes of Firefox and Opera. In fact, every time I open Opera (which isn’t often) there is a new update. Firefox are not on version 3.0.10 of Firefox 3. And why? Mainly because of an increase in security, yet my Windows update hasn’t seem to add any security patches to IE7 for a long time?

Back to the topic in hand. I actually added this to my site. I have developed for IE in a business environment for a lot of years now, and I’m at the stage where I just can’t do it any more. I just don’t see the point. 2001. That’s nearly 9 years. I was still in school then for Gods sake, and I like to think that I have changed A LOT since then. So why can’t a browser? A simple browser. Created by one of the richest companies in the world. It makes no sense whatsoever.

I have actually removed IE6Update now, in favour of pushup (http://www.pushuptheweb.com/) simply because it is a little less intrusive, does not mimic a browser warning and looks nice. It suggests rather than tricks.

I don’t personally see why anyone would be against phasing out IE6 and for those who are against the IE6Update method, then at least SOMETHING (like pushup) is more graceful alternative that passes the same message. And you’d think high-end developers of high-end companies would be able to add a bit of support for a newer browser, wouldn’t you?

[/rant]

#79 Matt Hill on 05.27.09 at 12:26 pm

I think it’s clear from my arguments that I’m not a fan of IE6, but the fact remains there are people using it who can’t or won’t upgrade. Putting IE6update on a bunch of random websites doesn’t help these people at all.

I favour inclusion over exclusion. So for as long as there are a significant % of people using IE6, I’ll support them. It’s MY JOB and I take pride in what I do.

#80 Joris von Loghausen on 06.03.09 at 8:04 am

Goodie. With a little luck this will persuade several thousand Dutch antique software-lovers to upgrade.

#81 Pander on 06.04.09 at 7:52 am

Really cool, thanks. Please display the message in the local language the browser is using. Translation for Dutch (nl, nl_NL, nl_BE) would be:

Internet Explorer heeft updates nodig om deze site te bekijken. Klik hier voor een update…

I’m sure other users can provide translations for other languages.

#82 Andrei on 06.04.09 at 7:40 pm

In my regular life I’m not a web developer, but I recently had to develop a website. It was mostly a joy (due to jQuery) until I realized I had to develop it again for IE6.

I decided to refuse content to IE6, with a polite explanation, and links to better browsers. I don’t think IE6 users will ever find out they are IE6 users (with the exception for the 1079 on SaveIE6.com) until you refuse to serve them.

My IE6 visitors see this: http://pleasehelpmepayoffmyhouse.com/noie6

#83 jordan on 06.04.09 at 7:57 pm

An important improvement would be to show the message only once per session.

#84 Todd Hiestand on 06.04.09 at 11:01 pm

@Matt Hill - wait, the web is a road??? i thought it was a series of tubes?!

interesting conversation ya’ll. i’m a designer and i hate IE6. I think this is kinda a cool idea, but after reading all the arguments back and forth i think i’ll still let ie6 users just have a sub-par experience on some of my sites without out using the script and if its that important i’ll do the work to make them as happy as possible.

fact is, someone like my mother-in-law wouldn’t even know what to do when/if she landed on the IE8 page!

#85 Leon on 06.09.09 at 10:34 am

Any chance of making the website to show available in a new screen? As it moves the visitors away from the site instantly….

couldn’t find a target or something like that in the source….

#86 Cesar Abueg on 06.16.09 at 12:51 pm

As a web designer, I love this, this would make life easier for us….for those who are not, feel our pain and support us anyways. We make better sites when we are happy. Kill IE6, to make the web a better place.

Thanks guys from Done21!!!

#87 Lost ie6 ages ago on 06.18.09 at 7:17 am

This is an awesome bit of kit. Kill Ie6

Kudos to you all, truly brilliant

#88 Martijn Lafeber on 06.23.09 at 4:40 am

Thank you. I’ve just implemented it in http://getcoffee.at/ - a site that is mainly used in large corporations. At this time, around 24% of the visitors has ie6. I’ll let you know if and how this number changes!

#89 gus on 06.24.09 at 1:50 pm

DOES NOT WORK, using jquery and PNG24 images on ie6? yeah right, better to use simple CSS

#90 yameighty on 06.30.09 at 8:16 am

I just can’t bring myself to stoop to Microsoft’s level and trick people. If we do this we’re no better than they are.

#91 Paul on 07.09.09 at 6:06 pm

Hey, I’m all for IE6 dying. But a most corporate users don’t have control over their desktops. Until ORGANIZATIONS move off of IE6, a lot of visitors simply can’t. And ORGANIZATIONS won’t move off of IE6 until their internal apps are tested and fixed for 7 or 8.

If you want to effect change, you’d seek out these organizations and provide tools to help them. Not silly tricks like this.

#92 Nox on 07.10.09 at 3:03 am

I really love this Script! Really!
But in my tests with a IE 6.0 SP2 on XP Professional, the bar seems to be pulled 10 to far to the top, so it cant be seen completeley.

I will send Sceenshots on Admin request!

#93 David on 07.13.09 at 11:45 pm

Shouldn’t you change the text in your script to read:

“You are using an old version of the internet. Click here to upgrade to Web 2.0…”

#94 Ben on 07.18.09 at 7:44 am

@ Dave

Not a bad idea!

#95 Ben on 07.18.09 at 7:46 am

And I really like your solution Adrian!

(http://www.adrianpelletier.com/2009/02/16/how-i-chose-to-say-farewell-to-ie6/)

#96 Alex on 07.21.09 at 9:28 am

Apart from making it look like a Microsoft warning what are doing but telling the truth? The browser IS outdated. Updating it WILL provide more functionality. A newer version WILL provide a better user experience.

I’m tired of having to rebuild every site I work on for one browser. We really need to stop pandering to the lowest common denominator.

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

#97 Scott on 07.23.09 at 8:06 pm

Maybe when we accomplish the goal of purging IE6 from the planet, we can work on these things:

1) Get people to stop entering “www.somesite.com” as a search query on Google

2) Get people to stop saying “h-t-t-p-colon-slash-slash-double-u-double-u-double-u-dot-whatever” when telling me a web address

3) Get people to stop calling a slash a “backslash” unless they really mean it (which in a web address they do not). We don’t confuse colons with semi-colons, so what’s the problem with the slashes?

Anyway, great work on ie6update. I’ll be incorporating it into all the client sites I build from now on (or at least until IE6 finally goes to /dev/null forever).

#98 Jeff on 07.24.09 at 8:24 am

All I can say is good jorb! I wrote about IE6Update on my blog, http://www.techbuoy.com.

#99 Anonymous on 07.31.09 at 8:30 pm

Here’s a plugin for Drupal: http://drupal.org/project/ie6update

#100 Erce on 08.06.09 at 4:10 am

i think you should make a version that works with prototype after it i would love to use that and want to share your url in the code

#101 Adrian von Gegerfelt on 08.07.09 at 7:20 am

Great idea! I’ll start implementing it this weekend on my sites, and even convince my employers to add it to the corporate web sites!

#102 Steve on 08.07.09 at 12:01 pm

When I checked out this page it looks like all those
!!!! YOU HAVE 4,000,000 VIRUSES !!!! CLICK HERE TO CLEAN THEM UP !!!! pages.
You know, The ones we tell the un-educated users to never click on.

#103 Help kill Internet Explorer 6 « Michael Justin’s Weblog on 08.10.09 at 11:35 am

[...] a comment » In their blog post “Announcing IE6 Update – Help kill Internet Explorer 6“, Done21 announced IE6 Update, a tool to encourage Internet Explorer 6 website visitors to [...]

#104 Marc on 08.16.09 at 8:02 pm

One basic problem to kill IE6 is, that many people in companies (at least here in europe) still use win2000, because it was a relatively stable system. On Win2000 it is not possible to update IE6. So, most people who still use IE6 just can´t update.

#105 Carl on 08.20.09 at 10:04 pm

To get an idea of how long we have to put up with this nonsense check out http://www.ie6death.com/ Going to be another 5 years of hacking away at IE6. Sounds depressing…

#106 Jake on 08.26.09 at 12:45 pm

If Microsoft really said they would continue to support ie6 until 2014, then they’re contradicting themselves. If you visit microsoft.com on IE6, or even IE7, then you’re bombarded with all sorts of notifications asking you to update to IE8. They also have an active banner ad campaign for IE8, and are paying top dollar to advertise on popular websites.

In regards to the issue of windows 98 or 2000 users, they (or their company) undoubtedly need to upgrade their computers. “But Windows Vista/Windows 7 is so unstable…” you may say. So switch to a blippin mac!

There are only two jobs one can hold which allow you to be consistently wrong all of the time, and not get fired: the first is that of a meteorologist, and the second - a Microsoft programmer.

#107 Captian USA on 08.27.09 at 7:51 pm

Maybe the real solution for those poor corporate drones trapped on their locked down ie6 computers is a banner that says “GET BACK TO WORK, SLACKER.”

#108 Giovanni de Luca on 08.28.09 at 2:58 pm

Muito boa essa iniciativa.

Eu vou aderir em todos os sites meus e dos meus clietes.
Acho que todo os desenvolvedores deveriam aderir.

Parabens!

#109 Mark Kenny on 09.02.09 at 10:45 am

It’s a nice idea and well implemented, but I think it’s unethical. I think you have to take into account that most users aren’t computer savvy.

What if they try to install IE8 on a system that can’t support it?

I think tricking users is wrong. Even if Microsoft is branding IE as “the internet”, who cares, it’s not fair. I’ve nothing against displaying a message recommending an upgrade, but being underhand is untrustworthy.

Besides, if something went wrong, it would look like my site broke their computer.

#110 Aaron V. on 09.02.09 at 7:46 pm

Has anyone seen a significant change in the number of ie6 users visiting their site after installing this?

#111 Rigged on 09.04.09 at 12:43 pm

I personally will never update from IE6 until IE8 gives me the option of keeping the EXACT interface from IE6. Icons, toolbar position, no tabs, everything. It has to be the IE6 gui with the IE8 rendering engine. If Microsoft did this far more of us still using IE6 would update.

#112 david bratton on 09.06.09 at 9:06 am

If someone call tell me how to mouse over video working on windows 8, which workeded perfect on 6, I agree with changeing to 8. I am no looking to to get back to 6.

One very hacked off person.

#113 Rob on 09.06.09 at 9:44 am

Absolutely great idea. Prefer this to the active bits one. Obviously, a bit of subtle message editing is required :)

#114 Peter on 09.13.09 at 7:56 am

Rigged: Don’t upgrade ever, for God’s sake, don’t. Even if they recall your car because it has a brake failure that could cost your life, you’ll probably stay clear of it with your attitude, right? IE6 is probably the single biggest security risk and development roadblock on the Internet today and any measure that makes it disappear is justified and worth to be praised.

#115 Richard on 09.13.09 at 7:17 pm

I actually do like this one! Brilliant.

#116 ie6 tax now! | morten.dk on 09.15.09 at 5:48 pm

[...] http://almost.done21.com/2009/04/announcing-ie6-update-help-kill-interne... Your name: * [...]

#117 Jonathan Gold on 09.19.09 at 8:00 am

This argument has been done to death but here are my two pence:

1) State specifically in my terms that a site will be made to be compatible with modern web browsers (IE8, FF2+, Safari 3+), older browsers depending on code. Charge a premium for any requests of IE6/7 compatibility.

2) Make sure content displays on IE6 etc - appearance isn’t that big of a deal as long as your Grandma can read all the content on the site.

3) Insert a friendly notice advising users that to get the best possible experience (on this site and others) you should try Firefox.

#118 Michael Butler on 09.22.09 at 9:35 pm

Not supporting IE6 is a lot different than not making your site usable by blind users or requiring a mouse.

After 8 years I think it is safe to say that we shouldn’t give a shit why people are still using IE6 — ignorance, IT department, locked down system.

In all of these “excuses” there is a clear solution to the problem, and coming from an IT background I can say that it would be trivial to keep IE6 for whatever requires it and install a second browser (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, hell probably even the last Netscape version whatever that was) and make it default.

Microsoft is to blame for all of this — they don’t even support SVG in Internet Explorer 8 and that is just inexcusable.

#119 Duncan on 10.03.09 at 11:32 pm

Who says the world owes IE6 users endless compatibility? If you’re creating a site funded by public money or the very people who need to access it (business clients), then by all means support everything out there. But if you’re providing the rest of the Internet FREE INFORMATION out of your own wallet, so to speak, I think you can safely and ethically determine which browsers to support and which not to. It’s your judgment how important those IE6 users are and what effort you might expend to cater to them.

Businesses that lock down their users to IE6 need to make their own decision as well. Either re-write their proprietary browser applications to support something more modern, or else prohibit their users from accessing the web. Asking the rest of the net to do their work for them is essentially externalizing the cost of their IT work to everyone else. How can anyone claim that’s fair, especially when they were the ones who bought into the Microsoft platform in the first place?

And remember, nothing lasts forever, even if it is supposedly for the ‘common good’. Just ask all those people who still own analog televisions in the US. Only, in this case, the converter box is provided by the TV manufacturer, free of charge. It’s called IE8.

#120 Bryon on 10.04.09 at 3:55 pm

Did it occur to any of the geniuses behind this deplorable hoax that the fraud being perpetrated by your fake information bar; “We decided that the best way to get behind enemy lines would be to fake the Information Bar.” leaves you wide open to criminal charges; not only from Microsoft Corp.; but potentially from anyone whose computer ends up disabled through your misrepresentation?

#121 Andre Breton on 11.10.09 at 2:42 am

Several people have made variations on this argument: Forcing people to upgrade to the current version of IE is analogous to posting a sign in a restaurant parking lot “New Cars ONLY”.

I call B.S. For years, the biggest corporate sites didn’t support standards-compliant browsers like Firefox. They didn’t give a damn until Firefox and other IE competitors gained a significant percentage of the market.

ALSO, and perhaps more importantly, upgrading IE is FREE. It’s not like a new car at all, unless you live in a place where the only thing stopping you from trading in your clunker for a new car is laziness.

The biggest issue is corporate environments, which often have intranet apps that rely on IE6.

I think the standard “upgrade” message should read more like this: “Your version of Internet Explorer is out of date and possibly insecure. Contact your administrator, or click here to update…”

If enough IT departments get complaints (esp. from executives in their organizations), they will eventually be forced to upgrade.

What I DO think is UNETHICAL is “tricking” the using into installing Firefox (or Chrome, or whatever) INSTEAD of IE. That’s the equivalent of phishing in order to install a script.

Yeah, there are better browsers than IE8, but at least IE is getting more and more compliant.

You are not going to win any fans of Firefox or any other open source application by tricking people into downloading it.

#122 Michele on 11.10.09 at 4:58 pm

All this said, can anybody out there explain how we can fix our Wordpress sites so that they don’t blow apart in IE6? I was showing my site to someone the other day and it was really embarrassing when they pulled it up and half the site wasn’t there. Thanks!

#123 Erik Hansen on 11.18.09 at 3:40 pm

Great script, for sites using jQuery.

I would highly recommend building a JS framework agnostic version of this script. I know hand-coded JS can be a pain, but it’d make the script much more usable.

#124 James R. Skinner on 12.03.09 at 3:22 pm

This is great. Only problem that I have noticed is that the text is showing up centered rather than left justified…

#125 James R. Skinner on 12.03.09 at 3:53 pm

How about setting a cookie if the user cancels the information bar so that it doesn’t keep poping up?

#126 Allen on 12.03.09 at 4:07 pm

The agency I work for has apps hosted by the feds. I can’t get IE8 to work with those sites. I’d have to uninstall IE8 if one of my users stumbled on to this code and upgraded to IE8. The sites seem to work with IE7 and I won’t mind seeing that upgrade but not to IE8. I’ve heard some fed agencies in Oct have certified Vista for use. This is what I deal with.

#127 Michael D on 12.13.09 at 10:48 pm

What about rural people that have very slow internet, the whole town I live in gets only 26.4k on dial-up. Every update takes forever and wastes time power and money. U going to send me a disc with IE 8 ?

#128 Aussiedude on 12.18.09 at 2:46 am

Hah! I got it.

Make the message along the lines of “This website requires you update your software to the latest version of Internet Explorer, called “Firefox”.”

Yea? Yea? :D

#129 edi on 12.23.09 at 4:14 am

fuck u eric!

#130 smithy on 01.16.10 at 10:05 am

Maybe the script could sniff whether the person only had Win XP SP1 and send them alternative browser’s site, since they wouldn’t be able to upgrade to IE8?

#131 Web Design, Tunisie | Création site Web Tunisie basé sur les CMS, fondé sur les standards W3C et optimisé pour les moteurs de recherche SEO · Help Microsoft kill Internet Explorer 6* on 01.19.10 at 4:57 am

[...] more presentations from Done21 .Posts en relation :Web citizens trying to kill Internet Explorer 6Announcing IE6 Update – Help kill Internet Explorer 6Microsoft actively urges IE 6 users to upgrade* Aider Microsoft à tuer IE6.Pas de commentaireFil [...]

#132 code she wrote // Click on this: IE6 Update helps the cause on 01.19.10 at 12:12 pm

[...] so bad if it means you’re helping them and the rest of the Internet out?  The folks at Done21 certainly don’t think so. “IE6 is like an illness that just won’t go away, but we [...]

#133 Alan Duw Duw Davies on 01.22.10 at 11:49 am

This is hilarious. Wouldn’t use it myself - but love the idea. IE6 supporters take note - your days are numbered, but you still linger like some sort of festering boil. I would urge all web devs to build web pages that popup a lightbox on EVERY page for IE6 users with a list of links to various compliant browsers. However, I live in the real world and can’t see it happening.

With regard to being arrogant if you don’t support IE6. I don’t get it. When free software developers no longer develop for Windows 98 they don’t get called arrogant, do they? If some can’t access certain sites coz they have an 8-9 year old browser - tough titty. Do bad bits of outdated FREE software deserve to be supported by web devs? No of course they don’t. And before anybody comes back with “you’re discriminating against users not software”, I’d say stop being so naive. Swap one piece of FREE software for another or run an alternative browser for general browsing while keeping IE6 for legacy apps. Simple.

#134 Felix Riesterer on 01.27.10 at 4:12 am

This is an inspiring idea!

But I don’t like the bloated code which even requires loading jquery which only adds to the bloated code. So I’ve decided to develop my own little script called “IE-Update”. You can check it out in action on my site.

You can also download it and play with it: http://www.felix-riesterer.de/main/download/

#135 Adrian on 02.04.10 at 8:15 am

I found an issue with the destination link, resolved by removing “default.asp”.
Also it would be nice to have a version that worked in IE5.5.

#136 Unnikrishnan on 02.05.10 at 3:55 am

Hi

I’m a developer….This is a superb decision we need to take before 2009 itself.

IE 6 is now strugling like a baby on the battle field…and Firefox like a Good Fighter

#137 George Calwell on 02.17.10 at 3:49 pm

WTF? This is the dumbest moranic bs I ever came accros. Why hate on people using IE6? Some people still like it. IE6 is faster and better than IE7 and IE8. And its lighter and better on system usage. I have no desire to upgrade nor will I ever. I use SRWare Iron browser anyway so you and your stupied you need to update kindergarten bs will have no effect on me. And I have no need to go to websites, Owned by spoiled mommy didn’t love me enough cry babies anyway.I think you are just a moran trying to annoy people over a preferred choice of theirs. Get a life!Or Get Laid. Its people like you who always worry about stupied pointless things that is none of there business to begin with. Is what’s wrong with the world today.

#138 Hank on 02.17.10 at 3:59 pm

Right on George sounds like a bunch of geeks who can’t get any so they focus on annoying people online. How is updating a stupied web browser helping the internet out? Alot of people use firefox or chrome now anyway. If some people want to stay with 6 thats their choice not yours. Why by loosers about it?

#139 Hank on 02.17.10 at 4:00 pm

P s Suk IT

#140 Blink Interactive on 02.17.10 at 7:05 pm

Great work! thanks

#141 rst on 03.15.10 at 3:00 pm

wow why are people rude on the internet. If you don’t like this app then why are you here posting? I mean seriously

#142 Jason on 03.23.10 at 12:27 pm

I’ve just started doing some freelance for school and I’m not to savy on the JS side of web design atm.
However on the main IE6 Update page…it says “To add IE6 Update to your website, simple copy the code in the blue box above…” yet there is now blue box or code. I used both moz and safari to see if it was just my browser. No luck. Anyone wanna send this code to me so I can use it in a site I’m doing? It would be very much appreciated as the .js file makes the bar appear in all browser and I don’t see where to tell the code to only use the bar if the visitor is running IE 6.

#143 Wyatt on 05.06.10 at 8:19 am

@Fedya this website is a bunch of ballony all the info is wrong.

* Proven technology. It’s been around since 2001. So what?
* NO bugs. (Lies)
* No unnecessary features that use up valuable screen space, such as tabs. (Yeah I’ll just open 5,000 windows and kill my computer!)
* Handles GIF transparency. (Um most of them do…)
* First with AJAX technology (XMLHttpRequest, available since IE5). (So first is not always the best)
* Renders all pages as they are supposed to look by the only standard that really matters. (Yeah the standers that are set by Microsoft and guess what! They don’t even like them anymore!)
* Consistent rendering of pages makes it the web designer’s best friend. (We all know this is a lie)
* The most aesthetically pleasing web browser logo.(I just love the e on my desktop, not)
* Highly secure (has received lots of security updates)
* Clear interface.(It’s called chrome pal)
* Used by 97.34% of all internet users according to a onestat survey released July 28, 2003.(Note the date : 2003!)

#144 Wyatt on 05.06.10 at 8:32 am

“WTF? This is the dumbest moranic bs I ever came accros. Why hate on people using IE6? Some people still like it. IE6 is faster and better than IE7 and IE8. And its lighter and better on system usage. I have no desire to upgrade nor will I ever. I use SRWare Iron browser anyway so you and your stupied you need to update kindergarten bs will have no effect on me. And I have no need to go to websites, Owned by spoiled mommy didn’t love me enough cry babies anyway.I think you are just a moran trying to annoy people over a preferred choice of theirs. Get a life!Or Get Laid. Its people like you who always worry about stupied pointless things that is none of there business to begin with. Is what’s wrong with the world today.”
This statement is messed up I’m sorry but IE6 = Viruses, Incompatible sites, and doom to all of the internet. If you build a site with 20,000 lines of code you are not gonna want to rewrite that just so some unupdated unsupported stupid little pesky browser can read it.

#145 Wyatt on 05.06.10 at 8:36 am

Hah! I got it.

Make the message along the lines of “This website requires you update your software to the latest version of Internet Explorer, called “Firefox”.”

Yea? Yea? :D
great idea Sept Microsoft might sue.

#146 Felix on 05.21.10 at 4:06 pm

I don’t like ie6 either. But tricking users for what reason ever is really a bad an lame idea. There might be thousands of reasons why ie6 still has a marketshare between 15 and 20 percent. Let’s face it: we can try an honest dialog with users why using ie6 is a bad idea, but we can’t force them to change. And some of them as already mentioned especially in corporate environments don’t have a choice at all. So ie6 had and still has an awfully painful and long way to go until it slowly dies.

#147 funny on 05.25.10 at 8:01 am

Make the message along the lines of “This website requires you update your software to the latest version of Internet Explorer, called “Firefox”.”

hohoho

#148 3dexfor honey on 05.29.10 at 5:04 pm

I think that an important improvement would be to show the message only once per session.

#149 Alexxandar on 06.07.10 at 3:18 pm

I love the fact you are not Firefox fanboys that find FF the only solution, diversity is a good thing. And when user expects an upgrade, user should get an upgrade, and not a whole new thing.

#150 laliguala on 07.12.10 at 8:18 am

comment5, smoking oxycodone, 5720, does hydrocodone go bad, :-C, buy levitra viagra, :-F, viagra india, 4923, cheap phentermine diet pills, loose, ed viagra, 9827, phentermine online doctor, :-!, women on viagra, ripples, order viagra canada, ], price cialis, }:->

#151 A Scots on 08.03.10 at 7:04 pm

Well, while, on the surface, this seems like a noble idea, I’m reminded of what happened at my doctor’s office a few months ago. One day they were suddenly unable to run the software needed to connect to their other related offices.

Fortunately I had come in for my appt that morning, and, after finally understanding what had happened, I was able to reverse the upgrade. Had I not been able to do so, they would have lost contact with every other office that normally sent referrals to them.

As mentioned earlier in a comment, some businesses simply CAN’T upgrade at this time because the software they use doesn’t work in the newer browsers, and there are no suitable replacement apps to use. And by ‘tricking’ them into upgrading, you are NOT doing them any favors. In short, the ends often times do NOT justify the means.

#152 ryan on 08.20.10 at 11:48 am

my flash sites work fine on IE6. Flash is consistent across platforms, endlessly flexible, and efficient compared to display technologies attempting to do the same thing in terms of animation and effects. If webmonkeys switched to flash they’d have no issues with IE6 or any other browser. (iDiot devices not withstanding)

#153 israel on 09.06.10 at 10:54 am

Hey guys, I want to translate it into Hebrew, and publish it with credit.
Is it okay for you?

#154 melony on 09.28.10 at 8:45 pm

sR6h95 http://cgE8hcmk9Vvqlosr5wcBa6nk.com

#155 Say What on 10.22.10 at 2:02 pm

You Guys need to realize that the internet is changing and IE6 needs to eat shit and die!! With CSS3 and HTML5, people need to upgrade. And for those of you who say “Well its a pain at work cause I’m an IT guy and we can’t upgrade from IE6″ HEY HOW ABOUT YOU STOP INTERNET BROWSING AT WORK AND DO YOUR JOB!!!!!

#156 Say What on 10.22.10 at 2:05 pm

NOT ONLY YOU BUT YOU STUPID CO-WORKERS WHO BROWSE THE INTERNET AND DON’T DO THEIR JOB!!!

#157 IT Solutions on 10.26.10 at 12:57 am

I would agree about Internet Explorer 6 is the plague of the Internet and the newer versions are not much better

#158 Jos Hirth on 11.02.10 at 1:26 pm

There is a small bug in the script. You should subtract 8 in that resize event handler (in standards mode anyhow), since you got a padding of 4px on the left and right side.

You can check weather you’re in standards mode by checking the value of document.compatMode. If it equals “CSS1Compat” you’re in standards mode and you should subtract those 8 px.

#159 Greycoat on 11.13.10 at 12:53 pm

I read comments that Developers “MUST” hack to support IE6. Why can’t one just REFUSE to develop for IE6? Who says you must? Let them see a “mess”.

I’m not fan of the EU, but the EU requires pointing to a selection of browsers when one install Windows. Instead of pointing exclusively to Microsoft’s latest browser, why not point them to this link:

http://www.browserchoice.eu/BrowserChoice/browserchoice_en.htm

#160 Nick G on 11.24.10 at 9:02 am

Nice idea but I can’t see this working well in practice. Any user who could physically install IE8 would most likely have received it anyway through Windows Update (as it’s an automatic upgrade now).

From what I’ve read, the only people still on IE6 are people in corporate environments where IE installation is blocked, or people using pirated copies of Windows, so they will never be able to pass the Windows Genuine Advantage test required to install any version of IE higher than 6.

You’d be better off trying to get them to install Google Chrome - at least that’s more likely to install if WGA is blocked.

#161 Nick G on 11.24.10 at 9:08 am

@Ryan Flash? You’ve got to be kidding?! Flash is only silly little animations (why do you think everything in flash is called a “movie”). You can’t create a whole website in flash. If you did, it would be uncrawable by search engines (meaning flash sites are VERY poorly performing in Google), wouldn’t work on many mobile devices, you can’t book mark it or link to subpages. Flash has been obsoleted by AJAX technologies and HTML5.

#162 game flash on 12.07.10 at 1:46 am

IE6 is already obsolete now, slow and less secure, easy to stick virus

#163 Ivjenmqb on 01.17.11 at 3:55 pm

Excellent work, Nice Design Pthc Vids
mmynnp Pthc Boys
8-] Pedo Pthc Cp Loli Links Top
8DDD Valya Pthc
8((( Cp Loli Pthc
227019 Freeforum.Tw Pthc
805300 Pthc Preteen
072 Pthc Lolita Top
trcoza Girl Ning Pthc
681 Pthc Girl
=-PPP Pthc Incest
8DD Boy Pthc
cwujl 12 Pthc
8) Lolita Bbs Pthc
8-OO Pedo Pthc
=) Pthc Lolita Pics
:((( Gay Pthc
170 Jailbait Pthc
604689 Preteen Underage Pedo Pthc
254 Young Pthc Pornteens Lolita Porn Cp
>:[

#164 Ivjenmqb on 01.17.11 at 3:55 pm

Excellent work, Nice Design Pthc Vids
mmynnp Pthc Boys
8-] Pedo Pthc Cp Loli Links Top
8DDD Valya Pthc
8((( Cp Loli Pthc
227019 Freeforum.Tw Pthc
805300 Pthc Preteen
072 Pthc Lolita Top
trcoza Girl Ning Pthc
681 Pthc Girl
=-PPP Pthc Incest
8DD Boy Pthc
cwujl 12 Pthc
8) Lolita Bbs Pthc
8-OO Pedo Pthc
=) Pthc Lolita Pics
:((( Gay Pthc
170 Jailbait Pthc
604689 Preteen Underage Pedo Pthc
254 Young Pthc Pornteens Lolita Porn Cp
>:[

#165 exibraBar on 01.17.11 at 4:01 pm

comment4, oxycodone terephthalate, î-), qualitest phentermine, 8980, iv valium, ], buy levitra uk, :-X, tramadol vs vicodin, 3115, buy brand viagra, :-0, buy lasix, 1384, levitra medicine, 8595, phentermine without rx, 4142, legal cialis, 9227

#166 Elaine on 02.08.11 at 5:09 pm

Trying to keep positive, but only time will tell.

#167 mahjong on 02.09.11 at 9:23 pm

I used to be very happy to find this web-site.I wanted to thanks on your time for this excellent read!! I definitely having fun with each little bit of it and I’ve you bookmarked to check out new stuff you blog post.

#168 Anwdwmzc on 02.11.11 at 8:07 am

Gloomy tales cp company presents
=]] virtual cp gallery
05215 young kidz cp
10941 cp fans club 9 best cp paysites
75140 illegal cp sites
761 elite cp
okswhq lolitop cp
byfdfx cp bbs
9160 cp bbs cp portals
rmje youngest cp gallery
905643 young cp
ypf pedoclub illegal cp
oavn cp porn
>:) cp pics
qgzs cp lolita
705780 free cp gallery
4391 illegal cp portal
%(( preteen cp
pvvwid dark portal cp bbs
>:-P cp loli
279

#169 Niganetig on 03.01.11 at 9:15 am

15]Informationen und statistische Datenbank enthalt die Namen von fast Sportbox Athleten und Trainer.
Durchmesser perekladinysm. touren in der tschechischen republik
Keine Mauer kann mir nicht vorstellen eine schwedische Heimat Sportkomplexe, weil die Wand ist ein schwedischer einer der beliebtesten in der Welt der Sportgerate und Sportartikel. last-minute-agentur Es macht keinen Sinn, dafur zu viel bezahlen, und die Rader unter ihm im Laden nicht kaufen kann.
Aber es gibt diejenigen, die dauerhaft das Problem losen und versuchen, der beste Weg zur Haarentfernung finden wollen. Haken variieren in der Art von der Riemenscheibe und ohne auf nalichayu und fehlende Kugellager in der Rolle Haken, die Form der Ohren, je nach Breite des Bandes oder des Systems verwendet ein Trapez, die Lange der Haken. sport.ru :)

#170 Margery Ebersole on 03.03.11 at 11:32 am

He totally makes the point here. Other blogs should work as hard as this one to get the point across. Hey check out my blog too. I hope i have some fun stuff too.

#171 Tamiybsn on 03.03.11 at 11:51 am

This site is crazy :) lolita pree teen models :-P lolitas bbs free galleries 718 russian underage preeteen loli rogn small lolitas free pics 8PPP younggirls lolita nude ilegal sokq pree teen lolita girls 8-O lolita news info preteens ztoa young legal lolita pics 119 rika loli forum model 763247 lolita dark angels nude 2818

#172 Baking games on 03.09.11 at 1:56 am

According to information from Microsoft has been lobbying to give IE6 users, IE9 64 bit version ran very fast and more secure, but still more to be Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.

#173 bratz fashion game on 03.25.11 at 1:04 pm

IE6 is now just a number of computers running on Windows XP because it is the default program, who are less familiar with computing to Care with upgraded versions like IE7, IE8, unless the computer is IE9 upgrade to Windows Vista or Windows 7

The sluggishness and lack of compatibility between Unicode font UFT8 or create non-standard font display with a marked number of languages
Nghe
Đọc ngữ âm

#174 Billigt Flyg on 04.12.11 at 12:38 pm

Any version before IE9 shold be put down..

#175 Hotell Göteborg on 04.14.11 at 8:54 am

Put down? I think IE8 work just fine.

#176 John on 04.15.11 at 1:02 pm

There is a horizontal scrollbar created when using this plugin.

#177 Hotell Göteborg on 04.16.11 at 9:57 am

What?

#178 Brun utan sol on 04.18.11 at 8:19 am

Great plugin, thanks
Hotell Stockholm

#179 Hotell Stockholm on 04.28.11 at 4:41 am

När du ska boka hotell i Stockholm skall du kolla efter bästa pris.

#180 Jeanetta Rauch on 05.05.11 at 1:09 pm

Wow! Your site has a bunch comments. How did you get all of these people to see your post I’m envious! I’m still learning all about article writing on the internet. I’m going to view pages on your website to get a better understanding how to achieve success. Thank you! Learn Spoken English at RealNaturalEnglish.com

#181 euroleevord on 05.05.11 at 1:17 pm

comment6, viagra no prescription needed, 2112, buy viagra pill, ÃãY, flagyl suspension, 6014, adipex weight, 1117, ambien generic, steadiest, xanax vs ativan, meet, propecia reviews, :-*, viagra buy now, 7339, diazepam use by date, 5497, meridia without a prescription, :-E

#182 pandora on 05.06.11 at 8:09 pm

Pandora give you more happy and confident!
Water advised not to be cherished the fish, it is go away, won’t be back in pandora jewelrythe past, i did think pandora silver bracelet with clasp it’s the fish is still convinced that therepandora bead is always a day will come back, all this was true, pandora gavejewelry pandora us great pleasure.

#183 Richard on 05.09.11 at 7:06 pm

I have an ME Edition computer with an Internet Explorer 6 browser. I cannot update my browser, find an updated browser that my ME Edition will support.

Can you please help me?

#184 penny auction websites on 05.21.11 at 3:11 am

Hi, bless you for this article. we discovered it by chance, but it surely ended up being exactly what my spouse and i needed. i’ll visit later to learn even more. Thank you.

#185 weber e-320 on 05.22.11 at 8:28 am

A informative helpfull post - big thanks I i really hope you will not mind me commenting about this website on my internet site I will also leave a linkback Thank you

#186 Web e-320 review on 05.23.11 at 5:11 am

i really like your way of conveying your point of view

#187 weber e-320 on 05.25.11 at 5:01 am

i really like your way of conveying your point of view

#188 lose weight on 05.25.11 at 7:43 pm

IE6? Old news.

#189 Hwllwzlm on 05.26.11 at 10:18 am

Excellent work, Nice Design Model Petite Very
=DDD Young Model Angel
owypfb Nude Model Kids
rrl Femal Anal Models
8))) Gothic Kid Model
fgfjj Model Eva Teen
vnlarr Loita Ls Models
=))) Defloration In Model
wkh Underwear Models Sale
=OO Models Girls Galerrys
%OO Tiny Girls Model
fayy Little Stephanie Model
117141 Teen Model Usernet
838635 Nnnude Young Model
452 Russian Model 6yo
%[[[ Naked Models Posing
=]] Hard Sex Model
ynqkwp Models Young Loitas
:((( Tv Model Bikini
73283 Modelsarchive
9106

#190 Hxonkzby on 05.26.11 at 10:21 am

this post is fantastic preteen lolas in panties bhrw illegal hardcore nothing %]] free lolita xxx megs 8[[ underage nn tgp cfcsyl underage teen nn :-((( www lolita nymphets tgp 5499 underaged girls portal :-D lolitas jovencitas videos x %((( www naked prelolitas com 80161 www underage cp rjeg underage ecstazy toplist :( child girl kind %-]]] nude lolita top link 218967 red lagoon lolita bbs 8((( preetens models lolitas 14yo %OO amanda byrnes bikini 9998 underage teen underwear 320 vampire bikini kya young virgin lolitas lolitas deaud underage lingeriepanty models =]]]

#191 Valium on 05.26.11 at 10:23 am

iwfkioxkyihijlahjfvw, Valium, vVMOpXx, [url=http://www.anitaddesigns.com/valium.html]Valium[/url], CerhcFA, http://www.anitaddesigns.com/valium.html Valium, ibSvgMk.

#192 Rruxzlxr on 05.26.11 at 10:27 am

Good crew it’s cool :) sweet hot nymphets obtcn nun nude preteens mdqxef nymphets club vdk smoking russian preteen ljq preteen models nonnudes :D incest stories nymphet cho naturist preteen boys gds latvian nymphets >:)) small pic preteen :( nymphets cartoons =-( nude nymphet lesbians irazl preteen child nature oshhzp petite preteen pictures 3171 preteens free xxx 589807 preteen model panther 137 forbbiden preteen portal micbku imgboard nymphets 68167 naked preteen gaalleries 30508 nymphets land com durd bbs nymphet galleries iihsl nymphet feet tgp 6972 nymphets 12yo illegal 43878 preteens soft nude qpk hot preteen modle uwvqw angel nymphet pic >:DD pre bbs nymph =-[[ naked preteen olitas ryjgqs young pre teenmodels fvlc russian nymphet illegal 291932 naked nymphets photos :-[[

#193 ReulgeLelia on 05.26.11 at 10:30 am

comment5, ambien without a prescription, :-), phentermine deaths, 3220, uk generic viagra, declared, mexico valium, <3, viagra online purchase, 9811, prozac 20 mg, 789, buy tramadol online without a prescription, :-0, viagra on prescription, negro, meridia efekty, :-@, prednisone alternatives, spurts

#194 Duthelemnamma on 05.26.11 at 10:33 am

comment3, generic cialis review, ÃãY, vicodin tolerance, forgiveness, ultram withdrawal symptoms, exceptional, diflucan pediatric dose, 3:-), medication prozac, final, viagra 50, =-O, xanax mg, (_!_), order phentermine cod, blanched, acetaminophen codeine, boundary, research nolvadex, 7801

#195 JicaBellgal on 05.26.11 at 10:39 am

comment6, is ambien addictive, 3948, best cialis price, >:-D, prozac in pregnancy, 4255, order levitra without prescription, ;-), flagyl in pregnancy, Î-), zithromax z pak, disturb, ultram pain medication, :*), xanax urine test, tactically, cheap phentermine without prescription, ::-), lasix oral, 6557

#196 diet plan on 05.26.11 at 4:03 pm

There is no update for ME computers. Sorry.

diet plan

#197 lose weight on 05.26.11 at 4:13 pm

What is IE6? That must be old.

#198 wart removal on 05.26.11 at 4:24 pm

Had on my computer long ago. wart removal

#199 cure yeast infection on 05.26.11 at 4:27 pm

I have XP so I use IE8. cure yeast infection

#200 Chinese language on 05.26.11 at 4:47 pm

I like Chinese language, but I also like sign language, then I use Spanish language, after that I speak Arabic language. There you are.

#201 panasonic tc-p55vt30 on 06.07.11 at 1:23 pm

This is a brilliant blog post. Thank you for putting out wonderful content. I hope you continue posting, you are very good at it.

#202 r4ds on 06.09.11 at 5:09 am

very good r4 products from us. Welcome.

#203 Auzuqiyb on 06.12.11 at 7:21 pm

perfect design thanks Little Beautiful Models
872319 Young Tina Model
94390 Rap Models Girls
8)) College Girl Model
=-D Sandra Model Nn
88267 Models Young Crying
ezfcf Amateur Teeny Models
723 Moxie Bdsm Model
ugwg Sandra Model Portfolio
22852 Super Model Pics
43123 Usenet Girl Model
=PP Teen Model Gaby
>:(( Sylvia Maxwell Model
%)) Megan Amateur Model
mzr Holly Preeteen Model
=-[ Soft Porn Model
>:-DDD Modelboys Site
rbkt Bondage Model Gigs
uqvd Preeteen Models Vagina
>:-) Teen Models Latina
gam

#204 qqqo on 06.13.11 at 7:43 pm

クレジットカード現金化

#205 Cayman Islands Reviews on 06.13.11 at 9:28 pm

The quicker we get rid of IE6 the better!

#206 Hiteagept on 06.14.11 at 3:37 am

comment4, phentermine 15, O:-), is nolvadex legal, ::-), viagra for men, parole, diflucan while pregnant, <3, lasix 60 mg, dared, phentermine australia, :- buy valium no prescription, riddle, vicodin watson 387, :-\, viagra us pharmacy, treasured, phentermine adipex, discouraged

#207 Gabstoomb on 06.15.11 at 12:59 am

comment6, woman’s viagra, 4715, levitra no prescription, :-\, buy propecia in the uk, calm, women levitra, preservation, phentermine no prescription, 7598, viagra bula, wherein, phentermine diet pills no prescription, 5734, propecia boots, 8934, tramadol pain med, 4164, phentermine substitute, 646

#208 detacheringsbureau on 06.30.11 at 8:03 am

Interesting article. This is a great idea, considering the majority of users running IE6 can’t or don’t want to upgrade to IE7+ either because they’re running an unsupported OS or they’re happy with the internet breaking in IE6. Nice post, we are considering it. it detachering, detacheringsbureau, ict detachering, netwerkbeheerder vacature, systeembeheerder vacature, applicatiebeheerder vacature, werkplekbeheerder vacature, helpdeskmedewerker vacature

#209 See Delangel on 07.01.11 at 2:07 am

Thanks for these guidelines. One thing I additionally believe is credit cards presenting a 0% interest rate often lure consumers in zero interest, instant endorsement and easy internet balance transfers, but beware of the top factor that will void that 0% easy street annual percentage rate and as well as throw anybody out into the bad house quick.

#210 Bakmaskin on 07.01.11 at 3:59 pm

Hahah i just hate IE6

#211 dien thoai di dong on 07.02.11 at 8:56 am

IE 10 was released, IE6 should forget it in the past for slow, poor security, no web surfing tab

Web technologies have changed so fast and secure browser like Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera …

Thanks for sharing, hope to read more blog posts or from home

http://dienthoaididong.mobi website chuyên tin điện thoại, máy tính bảng …

#212 Jhlfnldv on 07.04.11 at 7:59 pm

i’m fine good work lesbian zoo =-PP chick fucks horse tgp 773404 free violent sex with animals kyupl dog cum tube post 8) how a woman can have sex with dogs 217596 animal xxx galleries 9964 horse porn movie 9982 animals sucking breasts 584 naughty animal pics 6299 dog sex with girl 4842 kid broke horse tmghp adult lab house training regress dog 71853 beastality fee 8950 animal girls sex stories free 69158 animal cumshot pics 836156 dogsex doggy style
8-)) free oral dog sex 2805 deastiality horse porn hptp free girl having sex with dog video fnsla getting fucked by an animal lxqs girl and dog fucking =-((( sex animal movi free =( dick in dog pussy 8[[[ dog fucking women clips lhuazm dogs fuck humans %-DD animal farm movie 924 get dog horny >:)) free trailers off animal sex qrjwaj horse cum forum movie esa ccbill beastality sites 90443

#213 Fpdykikw on 07.06.11 at 12:35 am

It’s funny goodluck lolitas pretee photo gallery 838055 russian preteen lolita bbs 8)) lolita grils nude pics =-PP lolita cp free gallery 6842 glory hole lolita dita :DDD anime young loli girl liqhtu lolita nymphet ls magazine 356389 youngest girls lolita pics pmqzb lolicon hentai image boards 384 real eden lolita video 5247 ptsc lolita swimsuit models 785863 lolita bbs portal list ujtbcr prelolita little girlies nude gaww pthc lolita bbs forum jnfdmv nymphet and lolita video %-DD top 100 lolitas paysites iiskkd lolitas bbs 7yo nude evg lolita preteen boy pthc ajvgfo image board loli ru wzcri real nude lolita portal 93712 baby cams lolita preteen btek ls preteen lolita paysites 3844 lolita best pay site 36107 lolita bbs early girls fynrpk dominique swain nude lolita vhnv russian naked lolita boys %-[[ lolita pics gallery index %-[[ free lolita rape videos jfjh best loli virgins site 22996 photo lolitas little girls >:-PPP

#214 Vopqfclt on 07.19.11 at 2:23 pm

very best job Lolita Toplist Galleries
853974 Illegal Cp Gallery
>:-OOO Young Teen Toplist
>:-OO Lolitop Cp
>:-P Ls Sites Toplist
pooay Cp Galleries
etgli Cp Collection
vaange Young Model Toplist
092 Top Kds Cp Gallery
zsstjp Kdz Toplist
71973 Ukrainian Angels Illegal Cp
=[[ Cp Portal
91921 Potop Toplist
mdeut Young Cp
8[ Cp Paysite
684 Illegal Cp Sites
459777 Hard Kds Toplist
0392 Cp Fans Club 9 Best Cp Paysites
zeaevl Off Lolita Toplist
27711 Toplist Preteen
rhlp Lo Toplist
1267 Illegal Cp
688934 Cp Underground Illegal Cp
ywjkqs Forbidden Cp Pics
:-[[[ Childtop Toplist
>:-] Top 100 Lolitas The Next Generation Toplist
402 Cp Company Present Exclusive Very Expensive Films
%-OO Little Models Toplist
6415 Cp Dark Portal
hleim Preteen Nude Toplist
xzihw

#215 Your Escort Agency on 07.31.11 at 11:18 am

Your Escort Agency offers exclusive and most beautiful London escort girls of various nationalities.

#216 Tyyarjzk on 08.02.11 at 4:28 am

I’d like to send this letter by lolita preteen bbs tgp 00060 non nude lolitas sites exqap teen bikini lolita ametuer 8403 russian lolita panty models oob image board 3d loli 571227 girl 12 yo lolita 763100 kdz loli pic tgp 96389 hardcore rape lolita pthc 1965 underage slumber party lolita 761168 preteen lesbian lolita porn woy lolita young naked pics 9877 hot lolita top sites 01425 nn russian lolita sluts loj loli child bra pic vjc lolita nude photo preteen nallx busty lolita non nude 993 nude lolitas top sites rqrsv lolita top site cp bwije lolita free xxx pic 191832 preteen lolitas, lolitas world mps

#217 Busty Escorts on 08.02.11 at 1:54 pm

Your Mademoiselle escorts agency is select the most charming, friendly and the finest London escorts for our Escort gallery and provide the best escort services in London.

#218 Ikinrpnq on 08.07.11 at 8:09 pm

Languages booty shemales tube pwh spankwire maricar reyes omrp nude free milf tube 31496 search big pussies on tube8 8035 indon spankwire 8)) kates playground on hotwildsluts nasyrv classic milf hunter samples 537 stepmom blowjob tube8 aywir vidios pornos de anime ogi humornsex black cameltoe 336021 hard sex tube gay xkezgi grayvee shaved beaver 2084 hunting for hunter milf hunter :-[ girl poses cliphunter >:-]] fichiers x megarotic 4671 bianca beauchamp tiava 077 pornos de alumnas de ieu azib gay ampland >:-DDD tube hq nylon porn rcjyrr queenylove planetsuzy pnwcsg hunter milf loves video :D nude boys lube your tube jzaqc videos pornos cortos gratis yoy tiava’s tube lyjypf cody lane megarotic 8-((( free thumbs pics movies pichunter =-] nanna gibson planetsuzy yidjl belladonna pichunter 331 simpsons tube8 sex video xdr milf hunter photo 4432

#219 Ttqcuizr on 08.09.11 at 11:29 pm

How do I get an outside line? Preteens Nude 16yo
64735 Boy Preteen Photos
fxwx Busty Preteens Forum
vgwa Index Of Preteen.Jpg
242643 Preteen Model Bianca
rmlghq Maxwells Model Preteen
8OOO Preteen Toon Pics
242962 Preteen Gagged Photos
ufm Ls Dream Preteen
8603 Preteen Nonude Japan
46717 Sexy Preteens Board
505288 Preteen Models Pool
36505 Decribe Preteen Rape
=PP Young Japanese Preteens
wkg Preteen Taboo Models
=OO Preteen Love Pics
18959 Preteen Nude Contests
311 Preteen Young Sex
047049 Preteen Blow Jobs
mtyck Preteen And Incest
614

#220 get rid of warts on 08.11.11 at 8:10 pm

Wow great information, i learned quite a bit thanks for the post i will definatly follow up

#221 Nfsisxhq on 08.14.11 at 7:37 am

Very Good Site preteen bukkake loli bbs 6361 very little lolitas xxx =-((( lolita and schoolgirl pictures nwn loli doujin film streams
%-]]] real loli message boards =-DDD free lolita videos teens dfi elwebbs lolita net top ihu young lolita toplist nude >:-]]] little naked baby lolitas frpjrr beautiful lolita model photos 3875 lolita teen sex paysite
htplsn young lolita panty models xfqmc www newpreteen com lolita 1829 young nude underage lolitas %-PP younglolitas girls nude models 9198 lolita pics 16 17 wtqrhn top 100 lolita links 8-D best lolitas top sites :-)) sky girls lolita nude 4492 lolita nudes from russia
=DDD

#222 Wphdevkb on 08.14.11 at 10:59 pm

A few months kds pedo nothing lolita :] lolita bbs teen nude %[ nude child lolita photos wxo 12yr lolita pussy pics
sqqc small breasted ebony lolitas 25388 sweet lolita top kdssites judaj gallery lolitas virginz bbs tfbsf 15yo russian lolita forum forh lolita preteen gay boys 8-DDD model young little lola =PPP hot 12 yo loli >:) free preeteen lolita pics 430464 lolita models fuck pic =-]] free lolita vid galleries mgmrxm free asian lolita topsites
20416 lolita red vids ukrain 683 underage lolita nude . >:PPP lolitas castle preteen stars 56896 preteen lolita blow jobs aesg young lolita sex nude :OO

#223 WP-IE6Update review, discussions, does it work, and ratings on Loadwp.com | Loadwp.com on 08.17.11 at 7:29 pm

[...] Plugin for WordPress to insert the code snippet for IE6Update into your WordPress pages. Read more about the IE6Update code snippet here: Announcing IE6 Update – Help Kill Internet Explorer 6 [...]

#224 Srdjan Baleshevich on 08.18.11 at 12:03 pm

I installed Internet Explorer 8 SerbianLatin version. When I go to a web page, the window pops-up and tells me to update my IE, because the web page is telling me I use IE6. This also hapens when I istall English of IE8 (I can’t uninstal IE6 from my computer, so I install IE8 over IE6).

#225 Billiga fönster on 08.23.11 at 4:01 pm

IE 6 must die!

#226 Crime in South Africa on 08.25.11 at 5:12 am

Are they trying to get rid opf internet explorer?
Crime in South Africa
Crime Prevention
Crime Statistics

#227 Rosann Kordiak on 08.26.11 at 6:23 am

Thanks - Enjoyed this article, how can I make is so that I receive an update sent in an email every time there is a new post?

#228 PVC Fönster on 09.01.11 at 6:48 am

I agree the time for IE 6 is in the past

#229 Billigt fönster on 09.04.11 at 5:24 am

IE belongs in the past, my vote is on firefox!

#230 Mdedccha on 09.04.11 at 7:36 am

Not in at the moment young age teens jxwz

#231 Gmrrghtv on 09.04.11 at 8:37 pm

Go travelling younger hot girls 482941

#232 Zfqtvcbu on 09.06.11 at 1:12 am

What do you like doing in your spare time? nasty teenie porn teen >:[[

#233 Pzvctmyz on 09.07.11 at 10:43 am

I support Manchester United underage anal
cgesh

#234 Zfiqmnao on 09.08.11 at 12:20 am

I came here to study little hot models
1669

#235 Someone on 09.09.11 at 12:04 am

did my previous post get submited?

#236 Someone on 09.09.11 at 12:06 am

Search and watch movies,tv shows and documentaries or play online games for free

click on my name to visit my website!

#237 Tracy on 09.09.11 at 12:37 am

But i don’t like my site, so ungly, your site looks cool

#238 Ben on 09.09.11 at 11:14 am

How can I modify your script to also get rid of IE8 ;)

#239 etanolkamin on 09.10.11 at 5:39 am

This is cool stuff, I like to remove my IE aswell.

#240 umschulung nrw on 09.10.11 at 8:54 am

what’s up, commanding blog on jobs. such a person helped.

#241 klikopolo on 09.10.11 at 11:11 am

I am commenting to let you understand what a remarkable encounter my wife’s girl obtained reading your blog. She learned a wide variety of details, which include what it is like to have an amazing giving mood to make certain people without problems grasp certain tortuous subject areas. You undoubtedly exceeded people’s expectations. Thanks for distributing those essential, dependable, informative and unique tips on this topic to Kate.

#242 Klikono on 09.11.11 at 6:49 pm

I am also writing to let you be aware of of the beneficial discovery my child encountered checking the blog. She came to understand some details, including what it is like to possess an ideal coaching mood to make certain people without difficulty gain knowledge of chosen very confusing subject areas. You truly surpassed our desires. Thanks for offering the good, trustworthy, edifying and even fun thoughts on your topic to Lizeth.

#243 kinkos locations on 09.13.11 at 9:51 pm

IE6 is very very old browser. Now Microsoft release IE10 soon

#244 Lg 32lk450 on 09.15.11 at 5:40 pm

Thanks for sharing superb information. Your site is very cool. I am impressed by the details that you have on this web site. It reveals how nicely you understand this subject. Bookmarked this website page, will come back for more articles.

#245 Ygnwebkq on 09.16.11 at 1:44 pm

Could you please repeat that? Canandian Teen Model
050372

#246 Rzamypym on 09.20.11 at 7:43 am

A financial advisor Little Lolita Nymphets Nude fktz

#247 Wpnwrqrz on 09.21.11 at 9:02 pm

I can’t get a signal Lolitas High Pthc 8(((

#248 payday loan debt consolidation companies on 09.22.11 at 1:04 pm

As a business owner I especially appreciate the effort it took you make this article. Its not very often I will take the time to comment on someone’s website but yours really stands out. Will there be a follow up to your post soon?

#249 Afwcnunc on 09.25.11 at 11:46 am

Which team do you support? Nn Model Sierra >:P

#250 Data Recovery Software on 10.14.11 at 12:05 am

love you so much!! Thank you so much.

#251 Buy Protein Shakes For Weight Loss on 10.19.11 at 6:23 am

I’ve been absent for some time, but now I remember why I used to love this site. Thanks , I’ll try and check back more frequently. How frequently you update your site?

#252 Bakmaskin on 11.02.11 at 11:48 am

A little outdated but doing a paper on Internet driven campaigns this is a good example I’ll refer to. Thanks a lot!

#253 Mqlnmtcp on 11.07.11 at 9:13 am

Have you got a telephone directory? Russian Nymphet Porn
7908

#254 Mhttdkhv on 11.07.11 at 9:13 am

Very interesting tale Cartoon Nymphet
=))

#255 cloud nyc on 11.10.11 at 7:17 pm

It’s hard to find knowledgeable people on this topic however you sound like you know what you’re talking about! Thanks

#256 max on 11.16.11 at 4:07 pm

ОСНОВЫ МАРКЕТИНГА

#257 ao cuoi on 11.17.11 at 11:49 pm

I like to IE6 has gone into oblivion, unless the user is installing Win98, WinXP … but it is too slow and not safe for users. I have seen the advent IE9 lot better, but I still prefer to use Firefox and Google Chrome more.

#258 flash game on 11.17.11 at 11:52 pm

I am using the APPLE MAC computer so there’s no use to IE, I only use Safari is available much better and faster than IE, so flash design work, so I prefer to use your PC MAC more slowly or more errors.

#259 home mole removal on 12.21.11 at 12:58 am

Youre truly well informed and very intelligent. You wrote something that people could understand and made the subject intriguing for everyone. Thanks for the information. And keep posting.

#260 AssesInPublic on 01.04.12 at 3:25 pm

betkobmnptu, Asses In Public, KPdrgZv, [url=http://assesinpublic-tube.net/]AssesInPublic[/url], vnwGpJH, http://assesinpublic-tube.net/ Asses In Public, QxjBUmz.

#261 hair color ideas on 01.04.12 at 8:48 pm

I think we should get rid of all Microsoft browsers, there are too many good choices out there.

#262 Autism in Toddlers on 01.04.12 at 8:50 pm

IE8 is a much improved product, it took them a long time to get to this stage, even if it’s not perfect

#263 Knoreordferie on 01.05.12 at 2:30 am

mYyvQkaCf ugg boots outlet wCkfHtiPs http://peternorthcott.com

#264 Apopourabuff on 01.05.12 at 2:37 am

ect ooa xue gne eoo qyh

#265 do a screenshot on 01.11.12 at 5:12 am

I hate the IE6, I think internet explorer 7 is the best, IE8 is not really good.

#266 Codeine on 01.16.12 at 2:02 pm

mddhubmnptu, Codeine, IWpSQaG, [url=http://codeinerxbuy.com/]Codeine legal otc[/url], cOhsZhd, http://codeinerxbuy.com/ Buy Codeine, EjhePYF.

Leave a Comment