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>Just to be clear, the rest of the browser world offers modern browsers across a wide array of operating systems. Microsoft can't even be bothered to offer a mo
by nivla 13y ago
>Just to be clear, the rest of the browser world offers modern browsers across a wide array of operating systems. Microsoft can't even be bothered to offer a modern browser across more than two of their own Operating Systems.
Keep in mind the rest of the two browsers aren't tightly integrated with any OS, thus can enjoy the flexibility what IE can't.
- TwoBit 13y agoMaybe IE shouldn't be so tightly integrated with the OS.
- stusmall 13y agoAs my father used to say: "'Doc, it hurts when I do this.' 'Well, don't do that!'"
- STRML 13y agoWhy can't IE be released in a form that is not so tied to the OS, and leave the old IE bits where they lie? In XP, for example, they could leave the rotting old IE8 guts in, and release a standalone IE11 that opens instead of IE8. Of course, I would much rather they just exit the browser market entirely. They keep embarrassing themselves over and over again. While new releases are (finally) somewhat modern, there are still incredibly frustrating new bugs with every release that take years to get fixed, holding the web back again and again.