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With each release of IE since IE7, there has been some kind of marketing push saying "THIS version is the one that is modern and totally standards-compliant, re
by EarthLaunch 13y ago
With each release of IE since IE7, there has been some kind of marketing push saying "THIS version is the one that is modern and totally standards-compliant, really", and a bunch of people repeat that. Then it turns out to be buggy. Then the cycle repeats. No one should be surprised at IE11's flaws.
I believe IE's quality has been fairly consistent over the years. IE6 had a monstrous reputation mainly because it was outdated and widespread for so long.
- Piskvorrr 13y agoI have passionately hated IE6, 7, and 8; IE9 has managed to reduce this to a resigned "meh, good enough, what took you so long?" (which _was_ a significant change to the better). I was hoping that IE was finally shaping up to be an A-grade browser. Oh well.