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It may have been smart, but I don't think it's working. I see more and more developers working on WebGL, and I think it will become an important standard that a
by nextparadigms 15y ago
It may have been smart, but I don't think it's working. I see more and more developers working on WebGL, and I think it will become an important standard that all browsers will adopt and promote this year, with the exception of IE. So Microsoft will be the one looking bad ultimately, because they will be once again behind in supporting standards.
Also, I want to know how other browsers can work in the tile-based interface in Windows 8, hearing how its interface is based on IE10? Will they even allow other browsers in there, or will they risk an anti-trust lawsuit over the browser, again?
For all the talk about supporting the cross-platform web, Microsoft is still trying to lock it down to their own OS.