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Lessons Learned in Dealing with IE 6

I’ve been “battling” with IE for more than 3 years now and I just felt that it’s finally time to not only bash the poor beloved browser and instead pay homage to the good things that it was able to instill on me.

There is no such thing as one tweak fix all

If there’s such a thing, the guy (or girl) who was able to find that tweak would’ve been a bajillionaire by now. That or he/she’s, unfortunately probably a Microsoft employee by now.

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