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> Your browser is unable to run this demo. Please try with an up-to-date Chromium-based browser. Sorry to see internet regressing to Internet Explorer days. E

• StilesCrisis 8mo ago
  Not really, Internet Explorer was single platform and closed source.
  • toast0 8mo ago
    Internet Explorer was certainly closed source, but it ran on many platforms. It was popular on Mac Os (classic and X). It was also released for Solaris and HP-UX.
    • anthk 8mo ago
      It was suffered on these platforms, because even IE for Mac didn't grant the 'compatibility' with 'web pages' designed for IE.
    • robin_reala 8mo ago
      Internet Explorer on Mac was a completely different rendering engine (Tasman) to Windows (Trident). The only that was the same was the name. (I swear at some point my brain will run out of space because it’s full of useless things like this.)
• harsh-trvth 8mo ago
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  • notpushkin 8mo ago
    Nice bait.
    • harsh-trvth 8mo ago
      Go look at any web proposal. The Mozilla team consistently rejects proposals then relies on WebKit to piggyback on their decision. This is what I mean by holding the web back. Don't even get me started with WebGPU still not being stabilized in Firefox, or the myriad of features WebKit has not implemented yet with respect to PWAs and service workers. Really, the situation is more like "Chrome vs two modern IEs".
      • notpushkin 8mo ago
        There’s nothing new to discuss here really. You know the counterarguments to your position better than I do.
• randfur 8mo ago
  For what it's worth Firefox has a bug open to implement some of the core CSS features being used here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1950366 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1950366