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Reading some news articles, it seems that the media thinks that Microsoft is not paying attention to IE development anymore. News.com has the scoop. No major releases in a couple of years... Who cares? IE seems good enough as it is, and if they released a new version of IE, say hello to a wealth of new security risks.
Reading some news articles, it seems that the media thinks that Microsoft is not paying attention to IE development anymore. News.com has the scoop. No major releases in a couple of years... Who cares? IE seems good enough as it is, and if they released a new version of IE, say hello to a wealth of new security risks.
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At the heart of the controversy is Microsoft's longtime insistence that the browser isn't a standalone piece of software, as it is most commonly thought of, but merely a feature of the Windows operating system. In future releases of Windows, starting with the long-awaited Longhorn, Web browsing functionality will be embedded deeply within applications, reaffirming the Windows interface rather than the browser as the center of the computing experience.