I think the answer is yes, but I've also seen some companies dropping support for IE6.
That been said I was fortunate enough to be able to release a website that was functional in IE6. But didn't include the "fancy" effects and opaque backgrounds that the other browsers supported.
And my startup's administrative interface which is used by my clients doesn't support IE6 whilst the front end for the end-users does.
That been said I was fortunate enough to be able to release a website that was functional in IE6. But didn't include the "fancy" effects and opaque backgrounds that the other browsers supported.
And my startup's administrative interface which is used by my clients doesn't support IE6 whilst the front end for the end-users does.