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“At least one to two weeks every major sprint cycle had to be dedicated to fixing new UI that was breaking in IE6.”

Chris Zachariasblog.chriszacharias.com ↗

A few YouTube developers used a leftover “OldTuber” permission to approve their own code and ship a banner telling IE6 users to upgrade. The lawyers panicked. Google Docs copied it, assuming someone had signed off. Nobody had. Years of meetings never killed IE6. One self-approved commit did.