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Simple enough isn't it? They don't benefit now from using it over Safari. They benefit from it just as a promise from MS that they won't screw up the web just
by powrtoch 16y ago
Simple enough isn't it?
They don't benefit now from using it over Safari. They benefit from it just as a promise from MS that they won't screw up the web just to sell more Windows PCs. As long as it's relatively easy to obtain IE for Mac, it's not a useful tool to sabotage the standards in a platform lock-in grab.
However, I agree with you that it seems totally unrealistic to expect MS to do this. Not because they're evil, but just because why bother?