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MKJ wrote:ie6 didnt, true.

also,

Internet Explorer 7 was released on October 18, 2006.

srsly, do some research before getting into debates.

I was going by when IE6 was changed to IE7 in a Windows automatic update, which was less than a year ago. Maybe it was in beta until then.

Eraser: Thanks for that link; although it all (the code) looks a bit alien at first glance, I might be able to understand it when I need it at a later date.

beta started in july 2005. the final public build was released in oct 2006.

DTS wrote: Eraser: Thanks for that link; although it all (the code) looks a bit alien at first glance, I might be able to understand it when I need it at a later date.

Code looks alien? What? You've never seen CSS before?

Absolutely retarded.
Whether windows comes with ie/wmp is pretty much irrelevant.
People who are the least bit savvy will switch to firefox/vlc, or their equivalents, anyway.

Meanwhile, euro-antitrust-cunts are patting themselves on the back for taking such a strong stance.
While what they *should* focus on, is that right now 99% of every new desktop/laptop sold comes pre-installed with windows.
That would of course entail going after hardware retailers instead of just one company, and that's a bit hard, but this is so fucking futile and indeed just user-unfriendly.

DTS wrote:MullKroJn.

This might be the very worst attempt at a nic flame i have ever had the displeasure to behold.

Eraser wrote:Code looks alien? What? You've never seen CSS before?

I've used CSS before, I just am not familliar with those particular commands. The syntax seems weird.