Heh. This is the least bad thing about IE. The worst thing MS did with IE was implementing proprietary, and very aggressively protected, solutions to common pr

Heh. This is the least bad thing about IE. The worst thing MS did with IE was implementing proprietary, and very aggressively protected, solutions to common problems. Developers, excited about the new features, rushed to support what they felt was the next generation of web technologies, only to get caught in Microsoft's trap. Once they held the marketshare majority, they stopped innovating. Safari is nowhere close to a majority player in the market (not even on mobile). Thus, it could never be considered equivalent to the evils of IE.