Friday, January 29, 2010 at 2:00 PM
The web has evolved in the last ten years, from simple text pages to rich, interactive applications including video and voice. Unfortunately, very old browsers cannot run many of these new features effectively. So to help ensure your business can use the latest, most advanced web apps, we encourage you to update your browsers as soon as possible. There are many choices:Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0+
Mozilla Firefox 3.0+
Google Chrome 4.0+
Safari 3.0+
Many other companies have already stopped supporting older browsers like Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers. We’re also going to begin phasing out our support, starting with Google Docs and Google Sites. As a result you may find that from March 1 key functionality within these products -- as well as new Docs and Sites features -- won’t work properly in older browsers.
2010 is going to be a great year for Google Apps and we want to ensure that everyone can make the most of what we are developing. Please take the time to switch your organization to the most up-to-date browsers available.
Posted by Rajen Sheth, Google Apps Senior Product Manager

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«Oldest ‹Older 1 – 200 of 313 Newer› Newest»It's about damn time.
FINALLY! YAY!!!!
As a Software Engineer/Web Developer all I can say is . . . . I LOVE YOU GOOGLE! This is the best news I have heard all year. You made my day!!!!!
NICE!
This is great news for everybody that suffers with older browser support. I just hope other big companies will follow...
Thank you! Now I can say to my clients "Not even Google supports IE6". :)
Thanks Google, Microsoft should really work harder to phase these outdated dangerous browsers out (and, the minority vendors with old vulnerable versions still in the wild)
I look forward to seeing a wider adoption of these bold principles about the future of current technology on the web.
(And, am thankful that Apple have been so smart as to push Safari as a first-class application platform on their new devices.)
This really is an exciting time to be a web-software engineer.
thank you very much, Bye IE6!!
On behalf of web users and developers everywhere, thank you, Google!
It's time for IE6 to go.
Heart-felt thanks from the front-end web dev community.
Finally! Die IE6! Die!
-A Web Developer
It's about time! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Bravo.
Wheee!
Google should help us all by redirecting all IE6 requests to a download page for the listed browsers. If Google blocked it, its use would be less than .1% the next day.
This is GREAT news.
This is possibly the best news all year =)
Hope support goes for standards, not for concrete browsers. There are some like Konqueror+Webkit that don't get support for not having the right user-agent.
Good on you.
Thank you Google! Lead the way!
Great news! I hope other big companies will drop support for IE 6, and who knows, maybe 2 years later support for IE7 will be dropped... and so on :))
Sounds good to me! IE6 needs to be eradicated. Sometimes coding fixes for that browser takes almost as long as the primary dev.
Good news!
Here here!
Thank you! This is huge!
Hopefully this will give the movement to update old browsers some much needed momentum.
thank you google!!! =)
this is amazing news!!!
specially to all of us web developers who waste loads of time adjusting css and markup to work on IE6 :)
thanks Google!
2010 is going to be a good year.
It really was about time to! Thanks Google - no we can all drop support and remove all the wired workaround stuff from the beautiful code of our websites...
On behalf of web developers everywhere, thank you.
Excellent news! Thank you Google! (And thanks for Android too!)
Please mention Opera too. It's better than Safari or Chrome.
And Opera 10 presumably?
Congratulations!
Will you use intelligent capability detection or just sniff browser user agent strings?
at last!
Er, Opera?
Oh you could at least post Opera. They invented Tabbed Browsing. You all use that.
This is excellent news! Please feel free to phase out supporting IE6 for ALL of your products. The sooner more forward-thinking companies like yours do this, the better off we'll all be.
Thank you google, maybe this move will help other companies move into the new millennium and stop forcing their developers to write horrible code required to support bad browsers.
GOOD
About time
About time too. Well done.
Oh, where is Opera ? Like, Opera 10.50 even beats Chrome in a couple perf benchmarks, and is great on standards.
Thank you! I wish IE6 would just go away already!
Amen!
Finally.
Don't forget Opera :)
http://www.opera.com
Why don't you get a clue and support the use of Google bookmarks in Google Chrome? I have over 500 bookmarks, all stored in Google bookmarks. Without access to my bookmarks a browser is useless to me.
I am not the only person telling you this either. You have been told that this is a problem repeatedly and each time the only response is 'well a lot of people have asked for features'.
Providing support for a service provided by your own company is hardly in the same class as random feature requests.
FINALLY.
This is amazing. Thank you Google! We needed the support from big companies to finally start phasing out IE6. THANK YOU THANK YOU!
This post should really be done in different languages instead of English.
Nice Move :))
*golf clap*
As a Opera fanboy I'm curious at what version number do you draw the line?
That's wonderful news, to know that a company the size of Google is pushing forward the adoption of newer browsers to the common web user.
It would be even more valuable news with the services that have JavaScript API.
I'm agree IE 6 must die!
About time!
That is a great decision.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This will make my life, and the Internet as a whole, so much better!
Thank you. This is a HUGE step in the right direction.
I think you're forgetting Opera somewhere up there.
What about Opera??????????
Why not Opera?
huzzah!
What about the modern, but not perfectly up to spec browsers, like links, w3m, dillo, etc?
I understand their choice, but this means my poor little W2K box is getting left further behind. Thankfully there is Mozilla still lets me install the latest Firefox. (All my other boxes run linux now, this is my last machine to pay the MS tax, so it is a object of nostalgia.)
Good step. IE6 must die
A large number of people would appreciate if you added Opera to this list.
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/avuts/google_dropping_support_for_nonmodern_browsers/
I consider Opera to be a more mature browser than some of the others. Why is it not included on your list?
Why is Opera 10 not included in the list of modern browsers?
Thank you. That's all I have to say as a web developer.
Where Opera?
This is just awesome.
I am hoping this, along with other companies dropping IE6 support, will cause IE6 usage to hit >1% by the end of 2010. Yeah, that's a bit optimistic but I'm sure many others would love to see that as well.
Will the new apps be tested with Opera, too?
Great!!!!!!!!!!
Leaving out Opera 9.5+ is a real PITA.
It's great news for the web that Google encourages people to upgrade their browser. I think they're plenty of other companies that will do the same now. Web developers around the world will be able to focus more on innovation and latest web standards possibilities.
If you don't know what a broswer is or which one you already use, I recommand you give a look at http://www.whatbrowser.org
Don't forget about Opera Browser. It is modern and rather popular, especially in Europe.
Opera 10+ ?
This is music to my ears - Let's push things forward!
Not that I am a big fan of Opera, it still deserves a place within the "modern browser" group.
thanks this decision can set standard to use only IE7.0+
I can definitely see this being good for the more advanced services, but maintaining a basic 'lite' search page for lesser browsers doesn't seem like a bad idea.
Sometimes, in the trenches, you just have to load up lynx at a bash prompt and look up stuff. ;)
You should support also Opera 10+
great news! its about time
Great move!
it's about time :) good for you! and us..
Nice! Hope other companies will do the same ^^
Yes, you did it, it wasn't so hard was it?
Great work guys!
Excellent news for developers and users. Thanks to this better websolutions can be done now.
Or Opera browser ;)
Thanks for doing the right thing! It's good to have a big publisher like Google doing this.
Will Google support Opera?
Will Lynx work?
Why don't you start supporting Opera? Its also a mordern browser and its the best one :P
why don't you link to Opera ?
Excellent initiative Google, let's get rid of this plague called Internet Explorer 6 once and for all! It doesn't really matter what people upgrade to, as long as they leave IE6 behind!
How about Opera?
about time someone took a stand and got the ball rolling. i was beginning to think IE6 would be around forever. good luck to you..
Bye bye IE6! Onwards to the future!
Great! :)
How about Opera?
What about Opera 10?
Thank you, Google.
How about Opera?
Where is the love for Opera? It is a modern browser!
Thank you soo much for helping us webdesigners and developers to kill the clients use of IE6!
And Opera 10.10
http://www.opera.com/
Don't forget Opera, great browser as well!
finally...
What about Opera?
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Now maybe I can finally convince my bosses that IE6 is crap and they should stop using it or supporting it on our website.
If Google goes first, they may finally agree!
Is the omission of Opera deliberate?
Hoorah. Maybe this will mean that the rest of the world's web developers can stop supporting IE6 as well.
Thank you, Google.
Where is Opera on this list?
And why Opera browser is blocking?
This is great news for everyone on the internet!
Thank you
BRAVO!
Finally!
AMEN.
IE7+, FF3+, Chrome, Safari - that makes sense. But what about Opera? I'd love docs even more if spreadsheets fully supported Opera 10+.
SUDDENLY, Opera devs are on their own again :)
Finally! Thank you Google !!
Excellent decision. I hope others will follow.
Excellent news. It's great to see Google assisting in attempting to rid the Internet of IE6. IE6 has dragged sites down to the lowest common denominator for years, and I wasted months trying to get my own site to work with IE6.
Where is Opera? You are crazy.
Thank you, Google. Thank you.
Should I rant about Opera not being in that list? Or is it just carelesness? Or maybe malicious intent?
amen!
As much as I understand the move and hate all things IE6. I am forced to use it at work due to ridiculous intranet apps that were built with the IE6 only compatibility. I work for a state government agency and the IT folks in my district have no say in what the overall state policy is. I have been using Google Docs for a while and it is good that I am able to access documents I am working on at home while at work. I will miss this feature.
I know they need a kick in the pants at the IT department and I hope it motivates them to finally upgrade. I wouldn't be surprised if they just used this as an excuse to say, 'You don't need those sites to do your job.'
Lastly, please don't make Gmail stop working in IE6.
Thank you, Google! IE6 must die!
w00t first post
Where's Opera?
Last time I checked it supported web standards better than some of the browsers you listed (at least IE)..
Opera?
Good decision, I'm 100% with you.
What about text browsers? Lynx, w3m etc?
Thank you Google. About time someone big in the business community suggested this to other businesses and a boon to web developers. More importantly it means more security for users.
LOVE IT!!!! Please help kill IE6. Bane of my existence.
How about a step futher and make users of IE 6 upgrade or NO google?
If you did this, I would expand my ritualistic worship of the Google god.
I believe that killing IE 6 will be the nexus of a perfect harmonious convergence.
What about Opera?
I realise this list is not meant to be exhaustive, but what is your stance on Opera?
Great news!
this is great news, but please don't discriminate on modern but less widespread browser.
It's a shame Gmail don't work well with konqueror (chrome's father).
thanks
Where's Opera on that list?
And since when Opera 10.10, which Chrome looks heavily alike, doesn't count as modern browser?
what no Opera choice?
THANK YOU!
Good. Better to have targeted development, where you can focus on functionality, instead of spending all of your time fixing bugs to support legacy software.
yay
thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you! This will make it easier for the employees at my company to persuade the IT department to switch to IE7.
Great, now hopefully the standard will become not to support ie6 anymore.
Opera needs some love. It's even better at supporting standards than Chrome is and they're the one who submitted the proposals for the HMTL5 Video tag that youtube now supports.
Speaking as a web developer, this is so awesome.
You little beauty! Good call :)
Down with IE6!
This is great news! And a clear signal that Microsoft monopoly is finally on the way of its end. Thanks Google!
What about Opera browser?
What about Opera browser?
why no opera?
www.opera.com
best in browsing.
epic
How about Opera browser? I use the latest, Opera 10.10, but it still has some bugs. I prefer the older version, 9.xx series. Do you still support that?
37Signals... hats off to these guys as they were seemingly one of the first to cross the rubicon. Great to see Google also making this move, and hope all others follow suit. IE6 should die.
Finally!
About time. Keep up the good work!
When you stop the IE support ? :D
At last! (front-end developer)
This is pro.
No Opera support?
This is the best news last week :)
Maybe now people will think, and will be less use of IE6. And maybe the enterprise segment will be also withdraw support for it.
ok
Great move. Thanks for pushing the web forward.
great!
world needs to get rid of ie6 once for all
FINALLY !
Opera support?
Finally we have a chance to get rid of this ancient browser which has been pain in the ass for most of web developers.
Thank you Google!
Daftar google Apps dpt gratis internet 30 hari..
Hoorraayyyyyy!!!
Opera isn't a modern browser ? Seems that Google fears about the little "big" browser ;)
And where's Opera?
This is completely understandable and at the same time great to hear! Thank you.
Why does Google never refer to Opera? Even though it has a bigger market share than Safari worldwide and it is number 1 browser in some countries.
Excellent! Well said. It's about time the web community saw some value in upholding browser standards. It'll help spur on innovation and progress while accelerating the development of security protocols. Here's to a very small step closer to HTML 5...
Can you please post the other companies that have stopped support for IE 6?
Good on you, Google. It's about time someone gave IE6 the shove into the grave it needs.
Thank you. This has been a long time coming.
one small step for google's developers, one giant leap for the developer kind
Thank you... its about time something was done about the aging browsers that do nothing but make it difficult on us developers.
What about Opera?
don't forget opera
Perhaps one of these days you'll drop support for IE 6 from search and mail and force the rest of the world to Finally upgrade....
It's about time. Let hope Google will make happen what most developers have been waiting for for years.
Dennis
good move
Thank you Google for less headaches for developers that have to account for IE6 and for smaller javascript frameworks, because code that is now needed for IE6 compatibility issues, that may be removed in the near future.
Very Very Very Thanks
Muito obrigao google!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why don't you consider Opera as a modern browser? Forcing me to change my browser is a deal breaker for a web app.
And OPERA 10 , I hope...
Everyone is Bashing IE6 but there are companies out there that have apps that only support IE6. It would cost millions of dollars to updates those programs and before you jump on the band wagon and say that is there problem... remember who is going to pay for those upgrades.... YOU
Thank you. Now I've one big reason to justify my clients that we dont design for crappy old browsers.
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