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something really funny about this is in three or four years after popup blockers have become standard for IE there will be MS lovers saying this almost word for word: "Linux and Mac are just clones of Windows...just look at pop up blockers...". Something along the same lines as every UI used today for Oses...MS zealots seam to easily confuse industry standards adopted over time thanks to a monopoly and someone cloning a feature because they are to dumb to do it any other way. You can't get rid of the "start button" tomorrow even if you had a UI that was a billion times better. People have been trained a certain way and it will take time to train them differently. Hence the entire reason why so many average to experience PC users complain about switching over to Linux being so complicated while noob PC users don't care one way or another.
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Still will be very careful sp2  cybershoplifter | 11/10/03
Ya mean  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
if your apple statement...  doh123 | 11/10/03
Yes it was...  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
Solution  dcarrera | 11/10/03
They said IE SP2, Fred!  Bill Weisgerber | 11/11/03
Er.. Actually...Fred had it right...  Wolfie2K3 | 11/11/03
Re: er &etc  none none | 11/11/03
No further replies to this post will be accepted.  none none | 11/11/03
Now THAT'S Innovation!  bidemytime | 11/10/03
Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  dcarrera | 11/10/03
Here here (off topic)  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
You can't please everyone, Fred!  Bill Weisgerber | 11/11/03
Site not to standards -- poor professionalism  zen_dogen | 11/11/03
Re: Your post  Enton Eller | 11/11/03
Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  Hard Cider | 11/10/03
RE: Re: Now THAT'S Innovation!  nrlz | 11/10/03
HTML?  Enton Eller | 11/11/03
Grrrrr How did you get the HTML to work??  Enton Eller | 11/11/03
can' win can they  lmaxwell | 11/10/03
Oh goody  vdraken | 11/10/03
It is more like MS is feeling the heat  jjon2121 | 11/10/03
something really funny  Joe_Bob | 11/10/03
Re: Oh goody  dcarrera | 11/10/03
Innovation my ...  schmitt249 | 11/10/03
FOR THE RECORD  bidemytime | 11/11/03
Dare I say it...  Fred Fredrickson | 11/10/03
Huh?  Jomo_z | 11/10/03
Don't think so  altereqo | 11/10/03
Dare! Dare to say it!  AbsolutelyNot | 11/10/03
Just as bad or worse  DarthRidiculous | 11/10/03
expanding ads only work on IE  doh123 | 11/10/03
Works on others  dscherf | 11/10/03
Re: expanding ads only work on IE  dcarrera | 11/10/03
I haven't seen an ad or popup in ages  Mr_Shifty | 11/11/03
What the?  Mr_Shifty | 11/11/03
Talk to the hand because ZDNet sure isn't listening. (NT)  none none | 11/11/03
Try Mozilla  poocow666 | 11/10/03
Using Firebird 0.7  richardanstett | 11/10/03
Using 1.5  nikoli | 11/10/03
Mozilla market share  dcarrera | 11/10/03
One more thing...  dcarrera | 11/10/03
Mozilla & Netscape 7.1 already do this now  mbratch | 11/10/03
wohoo  lmaxwell | 11/10/03
That's very ironic, don't you think maxi?  Spoon Jabber | 11/11/03
I let Google block on IE  FilledOut | 11/11/03
How it should be implemented  Robert Carnegie | 11/11/03
That and a Download Manager Too  nucrash | 11/11/03
Sites that use pop-ups legitimately may suffer  doctormoriarty | 11/11/03
No no no  lacjoe@... | 11/11/03
It was a figure of speech  doctormoriarty | 11/11/03
...actually  spydrlink@... | 11/12/03
Again Microsoft follows the leader...  Tammee | 11/11/03
Duh! Opera did this 2 versions back  Sales@... | 11/11/03
We already have the most effective blocker out there...  BitTwiddler | 11/11/03
Which popups?  jasonp@... | 11/11/03
Censoring  jskline0@... | 11/12/03
In addition to pop ups...  spydrlink@... | 11/12/03
bb  Enton Eller | 11/23/03
re  Enton Eller | 11/23/03
 none none | 11/23/03
 none none | 11/23/03
gg  none none | 11/23/03

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