Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
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Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#2ie6 should be dead already, period!
Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#3I wonder why MS doesn't just build a browser around webkit and call it IE9. It's not like IE is a product that they make any money selling or anything.
Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#4I wonder why MS doesn't just build a browser around webkit and call it IE9. It's not like IE is a product that they make any money selling or anything.
You can kinda/sorta get the same effect with "Chrome Frame": http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/
Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#5I wonder why MS doesn't just build a browser around webkit and call it IE9. It's not like IE is a product that they make any money selling or anything.
it's probably a matter of pride, seeing as they were once the champions of the web-wars in the 90s.
Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#6I wonder why MS doesn't just build a browser around webkit and call it IE9. It's not like IE is a product that they make any money selling or anything.
it's probably a matter of pride, seeing as they were once the champions of the web-wars in the 90s.
Geeks would get to do some gloating, yes. But then they'd be happy.
The general public would not know the difference or care one bit.
Re: Death to Internet Explorer Long Live Internet Explorer
#7I expect IE6 to be shouting "I'm not dead." for a few more years. When I fix a windows XP system I make sure to upgrade that darn thing to get rid of IE6.
That thing can't die fast enough for me.