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At least for Chakra, this would make a lot of sense - I can't think of a downside for them. For Trident there is the theoretical downside that IE becomes fully
by quonn 12y ago
At least for Chakra, this would make a lot of sense - I can't think of a downside for them. For Trident there is the theoretical downside that IE becomes fully independent of Windows. This currently doesn't matter, but might decrease lock-in in the future.
- higherpurpose 12y agoWindows dependency of IE is one of the worst things about IE - like having to restart your PC to update your browser. What year is this again?
- integraton 12y agoThe fact that it was stagnant, ubiquitous, limited to Windows, and encouraged ActiveX were the major issues, since it made it more difficult and expensive to develop and transition to web applications for about a decade.
- wmf 12y agoWindows will automatically reboot every 6 weeks anyway once evergreen Windows 365 comes out.
- MLR 12y agoI've been thinking that Spartan will probably go cross platform at some point, an opportunity for them to get a few more Microsoft accounts created and it's not like it being Windows only is going to convince people to switch.