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"super hight priority?"

[quote]But now the company says that through the browser's add-on capability, it might add IE features that customers deemed a "super high priority."[/quote]

"super hight priority" sounds like a quote from Bill Gates himself - c'mon folks, learn to think for yourselves . . .

But really, if you wait for Longhorn, it may end up being too little, too late. From Firefox's success, I'd say it's obvious that IE's lack of progress is frustrating users. IE is showing its age.

Sorry, but I think Bill is wrong to not do anything with IE, and he's paying for it in the marketplace.

Posted by: CobraA1   Posted on: 11/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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