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they'll stop basing their in-house applications on proprietary standards At the time, IE6 was more standards-compliant than any other browser. The problem here
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
they'll stop basing their in-house applications on proprietary standards
At the time, IE6 was more standards-compliant than any other browser. The problem here isn't that it was a bad browser, it's because the standards refuse to sit in one place.
- CamperBob 16y agoPoint being, though, the "standards" that are causing trouble today were proprietary to Microsoft (ActiveX, for example). I shouldn't have used the term "proprietary standards" at all -- it's a bit of an oxymoron.