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* What percentage of users do we still have on IE6? | * What percentage of users do we still have on IE6? | ||
** 0.14% | |||
* How much time do we spend on IE6 when fixing front-end issues? | * How much time do we spend on IE6 when fixing front-end issues? | ||
* When users are using IE6, what are they doing? | * When users are using IE6, what are they doing? | ||
== Proposed: Drop IE7 to C grade == | |||
Given that IE7 is a small percentage of our users, we should consider dropping to C grade. | |||
* What percentage of users do we still have on IE7? | |||
** 0.33% | |||
* How much time do we spend on IE7 when fixing front-end issues? | |||
* When users are using IE7, what are they doing? | |||
== Question: Should IE9 be B grade? == | |||
* What does the site look like in IE9 right now? Are the visual differences significant? (I thought a lot of the CSS styles we apply aren't in IE9 but will be in IE10). | |||
* We can officially drop to B grade when IE10 comes out. | |||
Revision as of 15:21, 16 February 2012
Proposed: Drop IE6 support
Given that IE6 is a small (how small) percentage of our users, dropping support completely has been suggested. What info would we need to make this decision?
- What percentage of users do we still have on IE6?
- 0.14%
- How much time do we spend on IE6 when fixing front-end issues?
- When users are using IE6, what are they doing?
Proposed: Drop IE7 to C grade
Given that IE7 is a small percentage of our users, we should consider dropping to C grade.
- What percentage of users do we still have on IE7?
- 0.33%
- How much time do we spend on IE7 when fixing front-end issues?
- When users are using IE7, what are they doing?
Question: Should IE9 be B grade?
- What does the site look like in IE9 right now? Are the visual differences significant? (I thought a lot of the CSS styles we apply aren't in IE9 but will be in IE10).
- We can officially drop to B grade when IE10 comes out.