Or, more accurately, which kinds of PNG work in IE.

You cant use data: URLs in IE, but you can do this instead.

‘This tool was concieved to decrease the monkey work when starting an ie6 css fix file. It applies a series of basic fixes that are known to conquer many problems and cause as little harm as possible.’

‘PIE makes Internet Explorer 6-8 capable of rendering several of the most useful CSS3 decoration features.’

Single JavaScript file containing several compatibility libraries to make IE5.5 to IE8 work better.

‘get IE to acknowledge the new elements, such as <article>’

‘Very small utility to convert TTF files to EOT. EOT is used by Internet Explorer to support css @font-face declarations.’

Automatically applies the box model double margin and min-height fixes to a proper CSS file so that it works in IE6. I had thought about writing something similar.

Even Microsoft wants to get people off IE6. What more can we do?!

In the last couple of days, numerous major Norwegian sites have started showing huge banners encouraging IE6 users to upgrade.

Claims that even conditional comments will work.

Executive summary: Internet Explorer will continue to be crap far into the future, limiting what developers can do. Thanks a bunch, Microsoft.

How to make your own.

E.g. sacrifice a puppy.

Firebug-alike for IE.

That's good news. Unfortunately, unless they actually force people off IE6, we're still going to have to deal with that albatross around our necks for many years to come.

JavaScript debugging for other browsers.

‘The Painless PNG plugin allows your Rails application to support PNG images with transparencies for Internet Explorer 5.5+ through 6.x without changing existing code.’

Think Microsoft’s monopoly is bad? It could be worse. You could live in South Korea.

Test both browsers on a single installation of Windows.

A great use for the domain name www.ie7.com!

How to install IE7 as an independent application, or on non-English Windows.