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... also it runs internet explorer bringing the pains of having to do non-standard web development hacks to the mobile world too. So from my very selfish perspe
by pilif 15y ago
... also it runs internet explorer bringing the pains of having to do non-standard web development hacks to the mobile world too. So from my very selfish perspective, I really hope, Windows Mobile will never really take off so that I don't have to really deal with Internet Explorer Mobile.
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- zerostar07 15y agoWouldn't it be better to hope that it takes off so other better browsers are ported?
- Samuel_Michon 15y agoNo, because most users will just use the browser that comes with the phone. It's the same on desktop OSes: IE is the most popular browser on Windows, Safari is the most popular browser on OS X.
- wofser 15y agoWindows Phone 7 uses IE9 and that is a darned good browser. I dont know what browser Windows Mobile uses but its irrelevant since Windows Phone 7 replaced it.
- bad_user 15y agoWell, Microsoft's marketing certainly works. IE9 is certainly better than IE8. However, nothing gives me confidence that IE 9 will not be the new IE 6 and so I wish for IExplorer to just vanish completely. You see, IExplorer 6 was also a darned good browser. But did it hold the web back? Yes it did. And for all the bullshit marketing coming from Microsoft, IExplorer 9 is doing it again. Nothing really changed. http://people.mozilla.com/~prouget/ie9/ http://people.mozilla.com/~prouget/ie9/
- rimantas 15y agodarned good browser. …compared to IE7. Is it not a mix of IE7 and IE9?
- freehunter 15y agoPre-Mango update, it was a mix of IE7 and IE8. After the Mango update, it's IE9's rendering engine, which gives it HTML5 capabilities.