By bloid
via codethinked.com
Published: Dec 20 2007 / 17:58
what would a standard compliant IE8 mean for web developers? Call me cynical, but I honestly don't think it will mean all that much for a long long (long long long long) time, and lets look at why I believe that.
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palsforpals replied ago:
A standards compliant IE will mean better web experience for everyone using IE as well as people not using IE...
FlySwat replied ago:
You have to wonder what the Microsoft haters will blog about when Microsoft releases a truly good browser?
dragmire replied ago:
It'll free up their time for blogging about the other 900 crappy products.
ddelponte replied ago:
I commend Microsoft whole heartedly if IE 8 is standards compliant when it is released. But
(standards compliant) != good
Other factors must be taken into account. We'll have to wait and see.
dragmire replied ago:
A standards compliant IE means I'll still have to keep hacks for IE6 and 7, so its just as good as if IE just ripped off one of the other rendering engines.
Eric Burke replied ago:
Wow, what a negative post. Although nobody's happy with the history of IE, if they move towards standards compliance, that is a Good Thing.
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