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Posted by paul on 06/14/07 08:33
On 14 Jun, 08:11, Adrienne Boswell <arb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Gazing into my crystal ball I observed GreyWyvern <s...@greywyvern.com>
> writing innews:op.tttx27sfsl6xfd@news.nas.net:
>
> > IE feels nice, and displays pages the way you think
> > they should be displayed. But its lack of support for new technologies
> > cripples it as a developer learning tool, if nothing else.
>
> IE doesn't feel nice to me, no matter what they do for it. I've been using
> Opera since 1999, and before that I used Netscape. I'm old enough to
> remember the browser wars.
>
> IMHO, IE has been trying to catch up from day 1, and instead of doing that,
> it's just become something like an old, pox ridden whore. She lures you in
> with a sweet sounding come on, then when you get close enough, you see the
> faults, and if you're not careful, you catch something.
>
what a beautifull,beautifull image. You're a poet :)
Paul
www.paulwattdesigns.com
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