it was the default browser that came with xp sp2 i think, many people don't care about upgrading and dont want to. i actually stuck with ie6 until only a few weeks ago...
Interesting - so, I just have to ask, since IE7 has been on auto-distribution via Windows Update for over a year, why didn't you move from IE6 to IE7? Do you ignore Windows Updates, or just didn't want to use IE7? I'm honestly really curious.
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Have not seen IE8 yet, but I have no interest in IE7. Like the direction of most MS software, I have no use for the "Fisher-Price" look and feel appearence. The IE7 interface is non-intuitive, and I require standard menu bars, buttons, and controls.
Ill take a look at IE8 after its been out for a while and had all the programming finished with respect to consumer-guinie pig-reported reported bugs, but IE 6 is satisfactory for now.
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