This is rather concerning the presentation of the text: Did anyone else find the black font of this size on green background disturbing for the eyes? Selecting the text helps, though...
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Technical Debt Doesn't Disappear 15 years ago
Poll: Can / Should IE be killed? 15 years ago
What's wrong with killing the weakest, so the drove has a better chance to withstand in the future?
Poll: Can / Should IE be killed? 15 years ago
The problem is, that except a tiny fraction of developers no consumer cares about their browser as long as it just works. There is no reason to switch. A browser is simply a browser no matter what its name is. All seem to do the same. The most common reason people activly change their browser is, as far as I noticed, because it's a new trend (firefox and now chrome).
And noone can blame business, that it doesn't dare to loose a significant amount of customers by not supporting IE with their website.