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No, it's due to so many intranet applications being written as one-browser hacks completely ignoring standards. Mozilla has had similar issues with intranets (
by bzbarsky 15y ago
No, it's due to so many intranet applications being written as one-browser hacks completely ignoring standards.
Mozilla has had similar issues with intranets (though not to as large an extent, due to their smaller install base), and you can't exactly blame _that_ on lack of standards support. What you _can_ blame it on is things like people writing intranet apps that depend on the user flipping some hidden pref in the browser to relax a security policy and then breaking when that pref is later removed, say.