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You obviously stopped reading after the first page. The second page of this article points out a lot of features that Microsoft FINALLY got around to implement
by Timmy_C 16y ago
You obviously stopped reading after the first page.
The second page of this article points out a lot of features that Microsoft FINALLY got around to implementing and some of the short-comings that are still lingering. If I remember correct, the last couple paragraphs claim that Firefox 4 or Chrome will pass up IE on features in the near near future. Not exactly a PR plant at that point.
- nopassrecover 16y agoNo I read the second page. They looked like "half-criticisms" that won't affect the IE userbase - "geeks won't like it", "the 64 bit version sucks" etc.
- Timmy_C 16y agoTrue, those aren't exactly the harshest critiques.