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Old 17-06-2004, 00:54   #10
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Re: Why you should dump IE.

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Originally Posted by Richard M
No, that's something that Micro$oft has to address.
Read the article.
I have. The attitude at the moment when a site doesn't display in Firefox is "It's the site's fault - it was designed for IE". With that attitude I don't see how Firefox can challenge IE. Bit of a vicious circle though - web designers design for the popular browsers which in turn makes those browsers more popular, or rather cements their popularity. I can't see anyone going out of their way to design a site that works in IE and Firefox if few people use Firefox. Anyways - the issue for me was what it did to my system. Suppose you're going to tell me I should upgrade to XP
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