So, in case if some time traveler from the past logs onto my website with something like Netscape or a REALLY ancient version of internet explorer, then how do I only display content for them?
How Do I Show HTML Only In <IE6 Old Browsers
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Simply, you put an iframe at the end of your content that displays your actual page contents like so:
So long as the iframe doesn't have any text contents, it will be invisible in even the first version of the first internet browser. This is a more solid approach than only using conditional comments because they didn't exist until IE 5.
Then, because no sane person would want to put in enough time, energy, and effort to provide compatibility with IE5 for an ordinary website, you can just use down-level revealed conditional comments (supported before iframes were supported thankfully).
Then, you can add in a little super-basic CSS for browsers like the oldest version of Netscape. Super-basic CSS includes things like color and crop, and excludes things like just about everything cool and modern.
My source for this is, of course, the source code for the world's first website. The most complete bits can be found here: at cern. It is also the reason for putting the title outside of the head, and not including any head at all.
SO, this method will allow you to display a plain alternative to the webpage to all browsers older than IE 6. You may then ask what about Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and other browsers. Well, those browsers automatically update. So really, there is no real need to extend support to previous versions of them.
At any rate, the above layout is sketcky at best, but hey: it workz. And, that is good enough for me.