Microsoft's Gazelle browser: A layperson's explanation

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What was IE doing?

It seemed to me IE development became a very low
priority until encroachment from Firefox and Safari,
now all the sudden there's a lot of movement. I
thought Firefox did tabs first, so what did IE do
'first'?

In any case, a well architected browser seems to be in
Googles strategic interest - delivering an online
suite of apps to compete with office. But why would
Microsoft have any interest in that model.

To Microsoft the way God intended software was data
coming of Microsoft servers through the internet to
licensed copies of Office running on licensed copies
of Windows; not some internet web application suite.

Posted by: HollywoodDog   Posted on: 07/02/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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