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Given the fact that people are abandoning Internet Explorer like it's a sinking ship...
If they don't remove the unfortunate browser dependency, they will never ever reach the ubiquity enjoyed by Google.
It certainly isn't worth the risk of using IE for me to even look at the page/site. And I KNOW many share that view! - Posted by: SmartITGuy Posted on: 09/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
IE Only - is dumb!
SmartITGuy | 09/18/04
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