Microsoft should kill Internet Explorer

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    Should not do this

    Not kill it, no. Work to make it better and endorse standards since it (IE) still has the greatest market share of any browser and is a tool that’s already positioned to teach millions of users more about the Internet.

    They’re in a rut, so to speak, since sudden and complete compliance would hang all the systems that have been built on the faulty foundation that currently exists out to dry. It’s a necessary evil at this point, but slow, steady progress would be nice.



    Should do this 2 cheers

    Kill may be a little too strong, but their hesitance to embrace web standards increases the time to develop applications for the web. I wouldn’t mind if they actually employed developers to make IE more standards compliant, or if they just open sourced IE7 so that other developers could bring it up to par.



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