If only that were true. Depending on which stats you look at, IE6 still commands anywhere from 10 to as high as 30% of the world wide browsing share. For the web sites I manage, it seems to hover around 18%. The Counter paints a more grim picture though:http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2009/September/bro ...As a web developer, I find that MADDENING.I'm holding out a small bit of hope that Windows 7 helps crush IE6 a bit more. Perhaps some of those Grandma's with a computer that still runs Windows 98 will upgrade and get IE8.My actual hope is that they -- and the foolish businesses that cling to IE6 so they can continue to use some archaic proprietary software -- will switch to Firefox, Safari or Chrome. I probably have a better chance of winning the lottery though...