@Sabz5150,
Quote:Bull****, son! There's no computer that can play Crysis and you know it
Thats got to be the most truthful statement I have witnessed here LOL.
The ongoing browser wars have much more at stake then microsoft. From what I understand they are making some big steps towards standards with thier next browser. Whats at stake? The very internet is at stake people. But what most people don't understand is microsoft has an equal problem. It's not just them saying screw the standards. They do to a degree,.. btw Microsoft did not invent the web browser or the internet. The problem is they have to find a way to deliver a standards based browser without messing with all of thier customers running intranets and such on older protocols.
With that being said,.. FF was not so different that long ago. They had thier issues,.. and without the legacy to deal with like MS,.. they have come a long way towards standards. Speaking from a web developers point of view,.. 70% of all browser used,. is IE. This is simply a fact which can be easily proven by whatching your stats. I would be willing to bet that number holds true for this very site. What happens if one day half or more of the internet is closed to IE users? We are getting close people. Web designers/developers must use many hacks and cheats to make standard web languages work fully with IE.
I support and us IE daily,.. I have several other browsers installed as it is part of my job. But I just wanted to make the point that its bigger then a company doing things thier way with thier browser. The internet we know it is in danger.