Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 12th Mar 2009 17:04 UTC
Following the EU investigation into Internet Explorer's inclusion in Windows, Microsoft made it possible to "turn off" Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7, by removing the executable and every mention of the browser from the system. According to Opera and Google, this is nice, but not enough.
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their desktop browser is shit and nobody likes it.
While I don't agree with requiring MS to include other browsers (I think just being able to remove it is plenty sufficient), I think you are WAY off base here. Whether or not you like it doesn't mean you need to be inflamitory with such foul language. Personally I have been a quite happy Opera user for many years now (tabbed browsing before any other major browser, integrated BT client, etc.).
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While I don't agree with requiring MS to include other browsers (I think just being able to remove it is plenty sufficient), I think you are WAY off base here. Whether or not you like it doesn't mean you need to be inflamitory with such foul language. Personally I have been a quite happy Opera user for many years now (tabbed browsing before any other major browser, integrated BT client, etc.).