That's the kind of bloated headcount I'd expect at Microsoft working on IE team at its peak in the late nineties. Why? Microsoft has a total of what . . . 6 o

That's the kind of bloated headcount I'd expect at Microsoft working on IE team at its peak in the late nineties. Why? Microsoft has a total of what . . . 6 or 7 real "releases" of its Internet Explorer browser since 1990-whatever? I think it's about speed and efficiency in responding to potential vulnerabilities that web browsers subject their operating systems' users to. Microsoft hasn't had any cookies on me in years. ;) [Edit - whoops here's a stat, if you choose to believe it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Internet-explorer-usage-data.svg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Internet-explorer-usage-da...]