Not everyone can choose their browser -- either because they're still running Windows 98 and can't afford a new computer, or (more likely) because they're part of a large organization that can't afford to upgrade due to huge past investments in aging tech.
I actually deal a lot more with IE6/7 in my main job (users in the NHS) than for the music theory site, but to my main point above -- there are plenty of audio features that are just now starting to be possible in Chrome (no other browser, yet); that's simply not useful in the context of real, normal-people users.
I actually deal a lot more with IE6/7 in my main job (users in the NHS) than for the music theory site, but to my main point above -- there are plenty of audio features that are just now starting to be possible in Chrome (no other browser, yet); that's simply not useful in the context of real, normal-people users.