A standards truce in the browser war?

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Truce?: ALL browsers need to adhere to the standards. Most do not. It is not just MS at fault here.; Posted by: htotten Posted on: 08/04/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Truce? htotten | 08/04/05

Yes it is Nigel Johnstone | 08/04/05

RE: Yes it is Linux User 147560 | 08/04/05

No one said it's just MS who's at fault... slingzenarrowzuvowtrayjissforchin | 08/04/05

Successful people really irk you ? osreinstall | 08/04/05

Human nature I suppose voska | 08/04/05

Agreed, But... itanalyst | 08/04/05

What's sad about it? slingzenarrowzuvowtrayjissforchin | 08/04/05

Airbags are Real World | 08/04/05

It has always been that way osreinstall | 08/04/05

Market Pressures and Monopolies bhartman36 | 08/04/05

New versions of Windows. Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

CSS & PNG improvements = security?? CobraA1 | 08/05/05

Not really osreinstall | 08/04/05

Browser choice bhartman36 | 08/05/05

And you as a tech person must keep them informed. osreinstall | 08/05/05

Monopolies richhayes | 08/04/05

Business richhayes | 08/04/05

Truce? There can never be peace with Micrapsoft! An_Axe_to_Grind | 08/04/05

Idiocy AdeOghert | 08/04/05

Another M$ promise? Roger Ramjet | 08/04/05

Different types of standards. Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

I think you need a fourth standard quietLee | 08/04/05

Java is not a good example. Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

Java richhayes | 08/04/05

Check your history. Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

History richhayes | 08/04/05

More than 3 million developers... Anton Philidor | 08/05/05

Java is dead! Wagadonga | 08/04/05

Knock Knock Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 08/07/05

Standards and Security ... George Mitchell | 08/04/05

Maybe Microsoft wants both... Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

verbal ...... barsteward | 08/04/05

No animal has been harmed... Anton Philidor | 08/04/05

re: No animal barsteward | 08/05/05

Clarification Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 08/07/05

Standards ShadeTree | 08/04/05

Standards barsteward | 08/04/05

And what value did your post contribute? ShadeTree | 08/04/05

here ya go Shade Jeff Spicoli | 08/04/05

forgot the linky..heehe Jeff Spicoli | 08/04/05

Are you posting to the right story?(nt) ShadeTree | 08/04/05

Here here! Jeff Spicoli | 08/04/05

These posts are completely out of left field ShadeTree | 08/04/05

re: And what value did your post contribute? barsteward | 08/05/05

Re: Standards none none | 08/04/05

If IE has nearly 90% of the browser market, mustangj36@... | 08/04/05

One word: rpmyers1 | 08/04/05

First off, it doesn't have nearly 90% Jeff Spicoli | 08/04/05

iPod has won the war, every review says so Boot_Agnostic | 08/04/05

re jimk_z | 08/04/05

WRONG! Big-time!!! SmarterITGuy | 08/04/05

You illustrate something voska | 08/04/05

Another one that just doesn't get it. GoPower | 08/04/05

By your "logic"... Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 08/07/05

Who really sets standards? osreinstall | 08/04/05

Please tell me.. Patrick Jones | 08/04/05

That's an expression voska | 08/04/05

Was it really choice though ibabadur1 | 08/04/05

The big assumption IT Scion | 08/04/05

Yes and no.. Patrick Jones | 08/05/05

RE: Big assumption ibabadur1 | 08/05/05

Reading Difficulties osreinstall | 08/05/05

I disagree Patrick Jones | 08/05/05

Federal Law, for one Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/04/05

They do and they should. osreinstall | 08/04/05

Good post - but IT_User | 08/05/05

There is no such thing as a 100% monopoly. There are always holdouts. osreinstall | 08/05/05

Not sure about that contention Jay Cash | 08/05/05

There is no such thing as completely vanquished either osreinstall | 08/05/05

The w3c sets 'recommendations' for this... wildranger | 08/07/05

What makes you think the W3C recommendations would have benefitted MS? osreinstall | 08/07/05

Truce? No. Improvements? Yes. CobraA1 | 08/05/05

We are a Microsoft Gold Partner that struggles with this... wildranger | 08/07/05

I hear you, Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 08/07/05

We've been here before, remember? Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 08/07/05

ms has solved the browser battle, they just bolt their browser to the OS JasonL31 | 08/07/05

CHOICE is the word for the day..... Sysop1984 | 04/26/06

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