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(Unverified)Aug 8th 2006 11:29PM
Ervin wrote: "I agree with those who say that IE is a dinosaur hindering the development of a better Web, but the way alternative browsers attack the problem is simply stupid."
I'm not exactly clear how other browsers are attacking the problem other than by sticking to standards. How is that bad?