IE development team has a blog!

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July 23, 2004

IEBlog is the official ‘Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog’.

Some of us have our individual blogs today, but we also wanted to have one that was focused on what we do every day at work – make Internet Explorer the best way for browsing the web.

Lookout Firefox!

Posted by Chu Yeow at July 23, 2004 SGT |

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IEBlog
The Internet Explorer team now have an official weblog, the IEBlog. It seems the new weblog is an idea to combat one of the most frequent complaint about Internet Explorer: the fact that they appear to be doing sod all! Of course, in the standard Inter…

Posted by: dot-totally.co.uk on July 23, 2004 1am

Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog
Sí. El título es tan claro como cierto. ¡¡El equipo de desarrollo de Internet Explorer tiene un blog!! ¡¡Y hasta un wiki!!

Por ahora no sé qué opinar, ya que acabo de verlo en redemption in a blog, pero habrá que seguirles la pista pues, a fin de …

Posted by: Lebyrus on July 23, 2004 2am

They better get their act together then and program something that doesn’t have more holes than swiss cheese.

Posted by: Stephan Segraves on July 23, 2004 4am

Yet more proof that the IE team “does exist” and “does care”. Unfortunately it “doesn’t fix” and “doesn’t upgrade”.

Posted by: Greg K Nicholson on July 23, 2004 6am

It would be nice to see something that works… but if I still have to fork out money for the next version of windows to get a working ie… I will just stick to firefox thanks.

Posted by: The Wolf on July 23, 2004 9am

“And it is definitely true for me, as I have loved browsing the web since I started way back in the mid 90s, and I really love browsing with IE”

You have have got to be kidding me.

Posted by: zulkamal on July 24, 2004 1am

I wish they’d stop wasting time with interface enhancements and fix their crappy rendering engine. As an Opera and Firefox user I don’t care what they do with the IE interface because I don’t have to use it. But as a web developer I’m forced to work around their broken and outdated standards support because of their rediculous market share.

That’s if they really do plan do actually implement these features which I’m not convinced they will. At least not for a long, long time. Why would they ask everyone for feedback? It’s perfectly obvious what is wrong with their browser.

Posted by: Luke Shingles on September 3, 2004 8pm