Well, a little scepticism isn’t uncalled for. Nowadays, I don’t even think the problem is the quality of IE, but the fear of users not upgrading. Microsoft need

Well, a little scepticism isn’t uncalled for. Nowadays, I don’t even think the problem is the quality of IE, but the fear of users not upgrading. Microsoft needs to be at least as agressive as its competitors in automatically upgrading users’ browsers, even if its corporate customer base doesn’t care for it. If not, corporate clients will continue to write for specific versions, a practice that needs to die. That’s why we’re stuck supporting XP and IE6 in the first place, 12 years after it was released.