@Kevinjohn Gallagher - Kevin, about the only thing that felt right about your "Browse Crappy" post was your proper spelling of "colour" (all the Americans are simply doing it wrong); the rest was like a knife to the heart.

Yes, it's not a pleasant era to live in where non-computer-savvy people are forced to click past warning dialogues, but if people don't put their foot down sooner or later, it's never going to end.

I've purposefully dropped support for IE6 in my development work unless the client's explicitly chosen to pay for the backwards compatibility. Seeing a warning message - as well as an unsightly mess of a website, should be enough to get the point across to the user.

IE6 has to die sooner or later. It's not about convenience ("I'm old and I prefer the bigger buttons of IE6, hurrr hurrrrrr") - it's a case of people letting go of old technologies.