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This is definitely a case of "better late than never", IMO. Microsoft browsers will always have a foothold in enterprise environments, and the prospect of deve
by haswell 12y ago
This is definitely a case of "better late than never", IMO.
Microsoft browsers will always have a foothold in enterprise environments, and the prospect of developing against a "real" browser when working with enterprise customers is rather exciting.
- adventured 12y agoMicrosoft ships their browser on 250-300 million new PCs and tablets every year, or roughly 200% more computing devices than in 1999. Most of those go to consumers. I'd say Microsoft will continue to have a foothold (of some scale) with consumers by default as well, even if it's just 10%-20% of PC/laptop/surface consumers that will use the Microsoft browser by default, that becomes a big installed base.