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Internet Explorer 6 was released on August 27, 2001. This old buddy is still believed to have large cake of usage share of web browsers till today.

However, HTML and CSS authoring process for IE6 takes very special treatment for this every-web-designer’s-favourite browser (sarcasm). I’m going to call it a feature, instead of pesky bug; because maybe that’s why the world will always be in hunger for talented HTML author.

Everybody have their own secret sauce to workaround the IE6, but here’s my 6 commandments that worth sharing:

I’ve been using Mozilla Firefox since version 0.9; And I just couldn’t stop using it. Even though it crash often (GMail, new Y!Mail simply doesn’t like Firefox), I’m sure everybody can’t dump this baby thanks to its awesome extensions.

So, long story short, I’m having love-and-hate relationship with Mozilla Firefox. Due to extensive crashes on Mac machine, I was trying to forget the extensions and use other browser (Safari, Opera). And you know where it leads to, … yes you’re right, back to Firefox.

Numerous Firefox crash log displayed in Console’s CrashReporter log

Why I kept coming back to Firefox? Here’s why:

This article is not really a survival guide, it’s titled that way to get some coolness on it. So, please don’t go too carried away by that.

WARNING: This guide is personally based on my several years of professional website designer experience. It’s never been tested or surveyed on wide individual. So the result may vary. If you dare to take the risk, here you go: