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Category Archives: browsers
Government sticks with IE6 for all the wrong reasons
Below, just some of the reaction to the UK government’s response to a petition submitted to Downing Street in February that opposed UK Gov’s continued endorsement of Microsoft’s IE 6.  It shows a complete and absolute misunderstanding of the … Continue reading
Why are Government and Local Councils still using IE6?
It’s insecure, it’s flaky… it’s government IT policy! I picked up on this article in The Register a couple of days ago, where Tom Watson MP had asked UK government departments when they intended to upgrade their browsers from Internet … Continue reading