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Old 25-03-2004, 23:20   #66
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Re: What browser do you use?

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Originally Posted by Jerrek
I really couldn't care what they say. They don't have any right to tell me how I should run my company. I founded my company with the intent on delivering quality applications for Windows (32-bit applications), or Internet Explorer 6 (when I'm writing web applications). At this point, I have more than enough business to keep me busy for a while. I may want to expand later, but I serious doubt that. I'm not about to go into a minority market. I am targetting the majority, not a minority (mostly geeks who hate Microsoft and think its l33t to fiddle with Unix).

If W3C or Mozilla or Opera or Mac or Linux wants me to develop for them, they need to give me a very, very good reason to do so, and at this point a minority market is a big negative rap on the sheet.
You're coming across as someone who is more incapable of cross coding, not unwilling.
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