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It has been announced that Google is to phase out support for IE6 on some of its web site services, such as Google Docs and Google Sites, beginning in March of this year.
I think this is great news, with such a high profile company giving IE 6 the boot, and Microsoft under way on Internet Explorer 9, that hopefully IE 6 will see its remaining users upgrade or download a different browser, and Hmmm... can finally make use of my article CSS Rounded Corners - a feature you may not be familiar with!!! :)
I think this is great news, with such a high profile company giving IE 6 the boot, and Microsoft under way on Internet Explorer 9, that hopefully IE 6 will see its remaining users upgrade or download a different browser, and Hmmm... can finally make use of my article CSS Rounded Corners - a feature you may not be familiar with!!! :)
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Tony wrote:
> Well I'm sure, in this case, that it's not malicious. But you
> can appreciate our concerns about search engine results and
> landing pages and incorrect impressions which a list of status
> messages in isolation might give.
It does show the power of Google and especially it's new 'real time' results that really 'like' Twitter!
Sometimes you have to embrace these new changes so that you 'own' the search results. If you don't then the search results will still be there but not under your control.
As for the 'Free Speech on the web' debate that's one for General Chat ;¬)
> Well I'm sure, in this case, that it's not malicious. But you
> can appreciate our concerns about search engine results and
> landing pages and incorrect impressions which a list of status
> messages in isolation might give.
It does show the power of Google and especially it's new 'real time' results that really 'like' Twitter!
Sometimes you have to embrace these new changes so that you 'own' the search results. If you don't then the search results will still be there but not under your control.
As for the 'Free Speech on the web' debate that's one for General Chat ;¬)
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