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re: IE interview on Matasano

John — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 15:18:28 GMT

I think this is now a major browser!

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Omar A. Perez — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 04:00:52 GMT

Open the source, is the only way to take IE7 to the top, I like IE7, I like the design, the new UI, but that doesn't matter if it is not doing the job.

http://www.webstandards.org/ (acid test 2)

This is not READY for public consumption!!! DEVS, please, for the love of in who you belive , not matter who. Please fix this with a patch or an official uninstaller for IE from my computer, please.

re: IE interview on Matasano

Omar A. Perez — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 09:14:59 GMT

Well, website rendering is the worst, it is not supporting CSS, the plugins like flash and others are working wrongly or in most of the case not working.

You want me to list the rest 997 bugs to complete first thousand?

Ok, take the I6 bugs reported and not fixed for Ie7 and that's what you have.

Sorry, but why they don't put Ie7 for Open source, since they don't sell it? IE7 is sinking, they destroy with their feets what they did with their hands.

re: IE interview on Matasano

Will — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 12:41:15 GMT

@"It's been many years since an IE update, unless you mean security patches."

I think it's entirely reasonable to say that "security patches" reflect "support" for legacy OSes.

No one is claiming that Microsoft shipped a new version of IE (e.g. later than IE6) for a legacy OS (e.g. older than XP), and it's pretty absurd to imply that there's any such "doublespeak" going on.

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tired of doublespeak — Tue, 27 Jun 2006 12:57:22 GMT

EricLaw [MSFT] wrote:
The IE team has been supporting legacy operating systems well into their extended support cycles.

That's a bit of a stretch. It's been many years since an IE update, unless you mean security patches.

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EricLaw [MSFT] — Tue, 27 Jun 2006 02:51:28 GMT

@Omar: Where are you filing bugs? (I don't think any of our beta testers have posted thousands of bugs yet.)

re: IE interview on Matasano

Omar A. Perez — Mon, 26 Jun 2006 22:52:35 GMT

Sam, maybe you should look at my post at here. not only in this topic.

I have been sending thousand of feedbacks, which is the trouble? THE SAME OF THE MILLIONS OF MILLIONS USERS WITH THE CSS, and microsoft thinking they make the standars, guess what they don't, sorry to show my frustrastion, I have read thousand of post at Msoft network and other sites, is ABOUT NOT DISPLAYING THE WEBSITES CORRRECTLY, CSS IE rendering and the browse itself. If you are looking for more information then go to MSN and put current IE bugs or google it. really for what you want a browser if you can't display the webpages correctly? Almost all the pages are switching to CSS. want to know about another bug? The plugins in IE are not working well, like Adobe Flash player.

And those are millions of feedback and we are not getting the feedbacks. If they are going to work on IE again, they have to do it well, otherwise let the other browser take over. The only thing holding me to switch to firefox is windows update, which guess what? Don't work without IE and obiously that you can't really remove IE from control panel.

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Sam — Mon, 26 Jun 2006 12:49:10 GMT

Omar-- Perhaps you could offer some useful feedback rather than your random and worthless rants?

For instance, how about you post bug #s or hyperlinks to the bugs you've filed so others can validate them?