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by olavk
3124 days ago
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Yeah but Microsoft let IE stagnate for half a decade after it had achieved dominance. There were 5 years between IE 6 and IE 7. If MS hadn't disbanded the IE team but had kept up the pace of incremental development, I very much doubt Mozilla would have ever been able to catch up again. I would say Joels point still holds in the general case where you you can't count on competitors to just stop developing their product until you have achieved parity again. |
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Certainly it had better CSS support, and on my machine it crashed less.
The important difference was a matter of support for "official" standards against support for "best viewed in Internet Explorer" sites.