By rlamarch
via blogs.msdn.com
Published: Nov 19 2009 / 16:44
We’re just about a month after the Windows 7 launch, and wanted to show an early look at some of the work underway on Internet Explorer 9. Our focus is providing rich capabilities – the ones that most developers want to use – in an interoperable way. Developers want more capabilities in the browser to build great apps and experiences; they want them to work in an interoperable way so they don’t have to re-write and re-test their sites again and again. The standards process offers a good means to that end.
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Comments
polterguy replied ago:
Too late, too slow and too little. IE has no trust left. Sorry ... !
I *VERY* seldom vote down, but for the principle of it I do now ... :)
Ultraq replied ago:
Can't really hate on them for working towards making the product suck less though. It is the secret to success after all: http://www.codesimplicity.com/post/suck-less/
:P
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