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roduction of HTML5 and Internet Explorer 9 and now 10, that support is coming back to a central location. Why would a site want to deliberately limit its viewers by requiring or suggesting that they use a different browser than the one they prefer? Especially when they insist on a browser like IE that only works on Windows, so you are deliberately snubbing several popular operating systems Macintosh, iOS, and Android . I recommend you never tell your readers what browser to use. Do you tell your readers what browser they should use? Why or why not? Let me know in the comments. Comments 10 See All Posts Share Prev Next Leave a Comment Comments November 15, 2012 at 12:06 pm 1 BenL says: As a web developer for about 18 years, I've never put anything on a web page to suggest a preference of what browser to use. But, I can tell a funny story about it. In about 1998, I was working for the Federal Government and we were tasked to post Judge Jackson's ruling in the U. S. v. Microsoft case and we had some coordinators who were to synchronize the release of both the print and online versions of the ruling. We rekeyed the cover letter to Wholesale soccer jerseys make it more readable and scanned the signature. When we tried to line the signature up to look like the original, we cheap football shirts uk couldn't get it right in Netscape. The coordinators kept coming into the room and asking us was everything ready, I told him the problem with the signature, then I jokingly said we added 8216 best view in Internet Explorer at the bottom' . Well they didn't think that was funny, I had to tell them I was joking. I still laugh at that to this day. Bill Gates would have loved it if we had done it. November 15, 2012 at 8:38 pm 2 Petah says: Because if I don't tell them, they use s**t browsers. November 16, 2012 at 12:09 am 3 Jennifer Kyrnin says: @Petah: does your telling people what browser to use reduce the number of s**t browsers visiting your site? November 16, 2012 at 3:30 am 4 Petah says: Yes, since we put a big orange warning, and stopped fulling supportiAlso from:
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