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Article: Microsoft browser options criticised for being 'limited'
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The_Unbeliever
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Clones of IE?
Aaaai, what a bad choice, Microsoft...
Try adding Firefox, Seamonkey, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera to the list of browsers.
But I thought there was only one IE, and that was the M$ sanctioned IE - not other clones of it...
Aaaai, what a bad choice, Microsoft...
Try adding Firefox, Seamonkey, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera to the list of browsers.
But I thought there was only one IE, and that was the M$ sanctioned IE - not other clones of it...
That article summary is misleading and clearly The_Librarian & Tpex didn't bother to click through to the full story. Here's the official ballot screen
And the top five choices are in no particular order:
The author of that article is making a mountain out of a molehill, and the real question is should we be giving "users" a choice of browser that has less than 1% market share?.
The only news of any interest that has come from this is Microsoft's inability to write a decent random shuffle.
Don't hate the player, hate the game...
And the top five choices are in no particular order:
- Google Chrome
- Opera
- Firefox
- IE 8
- Safari
The author of that article is making a mountain out of a molehill, and the real question is should we be giving "users" a choice of browser that has less than 1% market share?.
The only news of any interest that has come from this is Microsoft's inability to write a decent random shuffle.
Don't hate the player, hate the game...