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Have you stopped to think maybe that their users are people that care about standards and they do know thier users?
Of course, but we are talking about two different things here.
All standards thrive on who has the bigger push and the way I see it, currently IE is holding the cards. I'm not here to discuss which browser is in compliance because it's not something I know...But I do recognize that the greater population of internet users are using IE. That is where the market stands right now. The market is everything.
I'm not a coder like you (Navaho) and Dave, but as a user I know what attracts me in a browser. MS made way for a user-friendly browser that intergrates well with other componenents. There are so many cool codes out there that only IE will accept. Imagine a small thing like colored scrollbars...Something so little can leave a lasting impression on users.
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[qb]It will be nice when or if the users will be able to chose browser not by how web pages look, but by what features the browser has , how usable is the interface, and how does it fit into the user's personality and style.
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