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lol yeah telling our clients to use a real browser is totally going to be good for future business with them..

• Mikeb85 13y ago
  What would you tell someone using Windows 95 who's complaining that your app won't run?
  • donalmacc 13y ago
    Depends how much they're paying me, and when they started paying me that to maintain that app
  • mixmax 13y ago
    That would depend on how much money they will pay me.
    • shurcooL 13y ago
      That could be the problem right here. Or it may not be a problem, depends on your values.
    • mixmastamyk 13y ago
      Exactly. Note that Mozilla isn't being paid for this tool. It's open source though. So those who require IE support are welcome to pay someone to or add it themselves. Everyone is happy, except those who want goodies for free. ;)
      • ericd 13y ago
        Except that it might be in Mozilla's best interest to make it compatible with all the major browsers if they want this to see any sort of real adoption.
        • Mikeb85 13y ago
          Why? Firefox + Chrome make up the majority. In mindshare, a vast majority. Mozilla's only interest is in advancing the web, and web technologies. Not catering to a competitor's old technology...
          • ericd 13y ago
            Because until IE reaches Opera levels of usage, there are a large number of sites that don't target programmers that won't be able to build on stuff like this, because they don't want to cut out a big chunk of their potential market.
• djrobstep 13y ago
  Your clients might appreciate advice on how to use technology better?