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Microsoft & Mozilla work together

MS to adopt FF's RSS Icon

         

Namaste

7:35 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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a sign of the times:
[en.wikinews.org...]

tedster

8:02 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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This is heartening news. The browser wars early in the life of the web gave us a major non-standard mess, and a generation of web authors who are very confused.

Now seeing cooperation and a focus on the end user experience is excellent (even if this is just one smallish step) -- especially when it comes to bringing feeds to the mass culture.

Now, I hope the IE team will also stop inventing their own words for browser features that already have names (favorite, for example)? Standardized terminology is also a big deal for the public.

drhowarddrfine

9:21 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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IE also is adopting the Firefox method of coloring the address bar, such as yellow for 'secure site'. IE could learn a lot from meeting with Mozilla folk.

Robin_reala

10:03 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Actually, yellow in IE currently is going to mean 'suspiscious site' annoyingly