ecoffey

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   by ecoffey 17y ago

   Right, thats why I'm saying leave all the IE rendering engine bits and pieces, but the IE UI itself is built on webkit. Didn't they lift some BSD networking code for NT back in the day? So clearly they have no problem with doing it :-) (i
2. 122.▲
   by ecoffey 17y ago

   Here is what I want them to do: Release an IE shell that wraps WebKit. Leave all the Trident DLL's there since they're heavily baked in for help file viewers and other OS bits and parts. No one (except for us nerds) care what rendering en
3. 123.▲
   by ecoffey 17y ago

   Nope, Outlook now uses the Word rendering engine, since it's part of the Office family. Totally makes sense right?
4. 124.▲
   by ecoffey 17y ago

   Little jarring to see this link here since I'm currently a developer on the openforum codebase.... "Wait; people are actually going to use this site? People I might actually care about? Creeeepy"