A better question...
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| mdl Jun 08, 2005 9:22 AM EDT |
Are the fat times over for Internet Explorer? After all, they are the ones with the *declining* market share. |
| phsolide Jun 08, 2005 10:07 AM EDT |
mdl writes: "Are the fat times over for Internet Explorer? After all, they are the ones with the *declining* market share." Well, mdl, it's just that the Mozilla Foundation can't afford to pay Wag-Ed to send hot 20-somethings to schmooze reporters. As Ben Franklin once said, say something loud enough, and often enough and it becomes the truth. |
| hkwint Jun 09, 2005 12:45 AM EDT |
Good question! Coming to think of it: This people say Firefox users may be waiting for IE7, and then migrate to IE7. But, it could also be possible, IE6 users are still waiting for IE7 to be better, and if it turns out to be not that better as MS says, they migrate to Firefox after all, like this is the last chance for MS. Just what they want you to believe. |
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