The story of how a conspiracy inside YouTube helped kill Internet Explorer 6
Back in 2009, the Internet was a different place. The iPhone was just two years old, and the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, just saw the light of day. Most people accessed the web primarily through their desktop machines, and a significant portion of them never bothered to update their aging Internet Explorer 6 – much to the dismay of many web developers. Then, in a sudden change, usage of the browser went down as Google started to pull support for the browser.
Read MoreThe story of how a conspiracy inside YouTube helped kill Internet Explorer 6 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Manuel Vonau
Back in 2009, the Internet was a different place. The iPhone was just two years old, and the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, just saw the light of day. Most people accessed the web primarily through their desktop machines, and a significant portion of them never bothered to update their aging Internet Explorer 6 – much to the dismay of many web developers. Then, in a sudden change, usage of the browser went down as Google started to pull support for the browser.
Read MoreThe story of how a conspiracy inside YouTube helped kill Internet Explorer 6 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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