IE8

The flaw that was reported last week, and rather lazily acknowledged by Microsoft, in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, has been refined and made easier to use by those disposed to cause trouble.
An article in PC World states that, though no verified exploits have been seen, the ‘improvements’ make it much more likely. (Don’t you [...]

You know things are getting weird when Microsoft and Mozilla agree on anything. After all, one is a closed source developer, the other is open source. The one uses bullying tactics and sheer market drive to push its browser, the other has used an appeal of quality to the prospective users.
This is one of those [...]

I usually don’t get too excited by much of anything when it comes to computers anymore. It’s not that I have seen it all, but if I haven’t, it probably isn’t worth seeing. That’s not a ‘Look at me, I’m great!’ moment, but I have been doing this for over 20 years, and I was [...]

Apparently the sound beating that all the competing browsers give Internet Explorer 8 is not enough to keep them from spending still more money to bring attention to it. With the release of Firefox 3.5 yesterday, you must admit that Microsoft certainly isn’t afraid to spend, bringing ads for IE8 to market on the very [...]

It seems that Microsoft has finally decided to admit that it turns out code that is full of problems, and that the chances of quick release from the growing pains of coding to standards are small.
from Betanews
Late Wednesday, a Microsoft spokesperson told BetaNews that a TechEd session in Orlando today summarized some of Internet Explorer [...]