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Old 20-06-2004, 22:13   #45
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Re: Why you should dump IE.

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Originally Posted by scastle
My point was that it happened before (IE knocked Nutscrape off the top), at some point it will happen again. A lot of IE specific websites will fall over if this happens.
And my point was it won't happen because of this very reason - people are going to take one look at how Firefox displays pages and dump it. Don't forget that most users don't have a clue what CSS is and probably have never heard of W3C. Like I said, if a browser wants to topple IE it needs to be better than IE but still display sites, regardless of what browser they were designed for, correctly.
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