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Assuming that the client will be happy to lose market share from their traffic because you're too lazy to build in the required workarounds is naive, shortsighted, and arrogant. You can EDUCATE the client as to their decision (IF you have metrics about their current traffic and aren't just projecting your own blind assumptions and bias) but ultimately, if their target market is multinational, elderly, or corporate, then you need to target old IE versions. Its still the client's decision, not the developer's. First of all, the CSS of sucks. It's super glitchy. But I'm still here. That's really not my main point though.