Microsoft Abandons Internet Explorer 8 Development for Firefox 3
Rob Jongschaap , Enschede:
Jun 16 2008
Made Popular Jun 16 2008
Steve Ballmer announced early Monday that Microsoft would be halting development on Internet Explorer 8 and focusing the company’s efforts on Firefox 3.
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Kumar
feremy.blogspot.com
Jun 16 2008
Bangalore,
India
Thats very sporty of Microsoft. And many of us were probably hoping for the damn IE to get out of any Windows OS. Firefox is just so cool.
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Good job Microsoft, I am actually surprised by this move. Seems they are taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back.
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Its a surprise package from Microsoft point of view,.....at least it will benefit common user in this fight
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Now, that’s great news. Isn’t is a first in this kind of spiritedness in corporate behaviour?
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
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It is about time no doubt. FireFox is becoming more and more the primary browser to many people, and with the release of FireFox 3 today we can only assume its popularity will go wider.
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
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Thats very sporty of Microsoft. And many of us were probably hoping for the damn IE to get out of any Windows OS. Firefox is just so cool.
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Good job Microsoft, I am actually surprised by this move. Seems they are taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back.
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Its a surprise package from Microsoft point of view,.....at least it will benefit common user in this fight
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Now, that’s great news. Isn’t is a first in this kind of spiritedness in corporate behaviour?
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
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It is about time no doubt. FireFox is becoming more and more the primary browser to many people, and with the release of FireFox 3 today we can only assume its popularity will go wider.
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
Global Opinions (5)
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Thats very sporty of Microsoft. And many of us were probably hoping for the damn IE to get out of any Windows OS. Firefox is just so cool.
2 Stars
Good job Microsoft, I am actually surprised by this move. Seems they are taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back.
1 Stars
Its a surprise package from Microsoft point of view,.....at least it will benefit common user in this fight
1 Stars
Now, that’s great news. Isn’t is a first in this kind of spiritedness in corporate behaviour?
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
Corporates are sharks, not the friendly dolphins. But then, dolphins are always better loved by human beings.
1 Stars
It is about time no doubt. FireFox is becoming more and more the primary browser to many people, and with the release of FireFox 3 today we can only assume its popularity will go wider.
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
It is good to see Microsoft is actually listening to what people are saying,as Taylor said in his comment ”...taking one step forward with the consumer, not two steps back. ”
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