IE6 Alert Page HTML Template
UPDATED
Now updated with a completely new design, IE6 alert page uses only CSS and sprites for rollovers, eliminating loading delay (flickering). In addition, Google Chrome has been added as a browser link.
Choosing not to support Internet Explorer 6 altogether is a great way to make a statement against the infamous browser. However, you also don’t want to leave your IE6 users lost or confused when they visit your site. Instead of showing them a broken design, you can redirect them to this friendly alert page. It explains the compatibility issues with IE6, and offers links to upgrade to newer, compatible browsers.
Features:
- Clean, simple design goes well with any website design
- Compatible with all browsers, including IE6 (naturally )
- Simple to integrate into your existing site
- Full Documentation
- Includes full PSD file (with named and grouped layers)
I honestly liked the older design MUCH better.
ReplyDeleteLuckily I kept a copy of it
You forgot Opera.
ReplyDeleteI love the old design, will be an alternative choice available in the near future?
ReplyDeleteNice work, just added this to a site that gets less than 2% monthly traffic via IE6 or less.
ReplyDeleteEasy to implement, looks good, and makes it simple for the end user to upgrade.
I’m through trying to support IE6 . If someone is going to suffer, it’s going to be those few that have neglected updating, not the masses that keep up with the times.
Hi There,
ReplyDeletei can’t bring it to work on my site!!!
www.orenji.eu
emailed twice the dev. but without success
can somebody help?
thanks
Dev. not responding…
ReplyDeleteCan someone help there ?
thanks
Any word on if it will be updated to include IE9 ?
ReplyDeleteThere is a decent percentage of users on my site that use IE7 , but the site looks terrible and it would be amazing if I could redirect them with this! Is it possibly to detect if they are using IE7 instead of IE6 ?
ReplyDelete@kassieloohoo
ReplyDeleteI’ve implemented this epic script:
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/detect.html
Hope it helps!
Why in God’s name would you suggest IE8 over Opera?
ReplyDeleteIf you bring back the OLD design (either as a replacement or as another option), I will buy this item.
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