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And that tight coupling was done for political reasons back in the antitrust suit days, to make it impossible to have Windows without IE.
by jejones3141 13y ago
And that tight coupling was done for political reasons back in the antitrust suit days, to make it impossible to have Windows without IE.
- eropple 13y agoHere in 2014, who cares? It, by being on every system, provides considerable benefits for developers and users--as far back as .NET 1.1 I was able to drop a WebBrowser control into a form and get exactly what I wanted. The idea that a browser shouldn't be integrated into an OS makes no sense to me, and apparently to everybody else shipping an OS anyone cares about. OS X has an integrated webview, too, and you can't pitch Safari out the window.