Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 19th Oct 2006 21:13 UTC
Internet Explorer "When eWEEK Labs looked at Internet Explorer 6.0 more than five years ago, we were so disappointed in the browser that we said the only reason to upgrade to it was because it was free. That means you'd have to go back nearly nine years to find a release of the Microsoft browser that we found to be significant: IE 5.0. But with the release Oct. 18 of Internet Explorer 7, Microsoft is finally back in the Web browser game in a serious way: IE 7 takes major strides in reversing Microsoft's neglect of the flagship browser." And, surprise.
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RE: Shocked and appauled
by hkl8324 on Fri 20th Oct 2006 12:20 UTC in reply to "Shocked and appauled"
hkl8324
Member since:
2006-01-01

True...because we dont need IE on other platform.

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RE[2]: Shocked and appauled
by Carl on Fri 20th Oct 2006 14:10 in reply to "RE: Shocked and appauled"
Carl Member since:
2005-06-29

We do. At our office we have a bunch of macs and a couple of linux desktops. We develop web sites, therefore we need to check our sites in IE6 (and now even IE7). Luckily we have a windows box in the corner for remoting. :/

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RE[3]: Shocked and appauled
by tryphcycle on Fri 20th Oct 2006 15:43 in reply to "RE: Shocked and appauled"
tryphcycle Member since:
2006-02-16

STOP CATTERING TO IE!!!!!! focus on open standards... put a link to FF on you site... and to hell with MSs infuence on the internet!

this is OUR web... not theirs!!!!

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RE[4]: Shocked and appauled
by slight on Fri 20th Oct 2006 16:49 in reply to "RE[3]: Shocked and appauled"
slight Member since:
2006-09-10

I guess you don't have a job in web design / development?

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