> IE pretty much ushered in the era of truly dynamic websites. I'd call that inferior, not superior: it's what destroyed the web as a document-viewing platform

> IE pretty much ushered in the era of truly dynamic websites. I'd call that inferior, not superior: it's what destroyed the web as a document-viewing platform and turned it into the modern privacy-destroying, JavaScript-laden application-deployment platform we have today. Every time I see a blurry image, every time I have to enable scripts to view text & images — I can blame IE. > Also, I'm generally finding Edge on Android a better experience than Chrome on Android Firefox on Android is also cool, and free software to boot.