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No, we (at least I) don't hate IE because it has proprietary extensions. I prefer standards to be made of things that have been done successfully first (usually
by wrs 17y ago
No, we (at least I) don't hate IE because it has proprietary extensions. I prefer standards to be made of things that have been done successfully first (usually as proprietary extensions). You can see by inspection which parts aren't standard, so it's nice and clean. If you aren't on IE, just ignore them.
No, I hate IE because so often when it implements standards, it implements them wrong. There's no clean way around that!
- markkoberlein 17y agoI found that the only times when I had to use a proprietary extension in order to make a page work the same in all browsers was because of IE, and that was probably because it implemented the standards wrong.