Easy Steps to Get your Web Site to Support IE8 in 5Mins

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re: Easy Steps to Get your Web Site to Support IE8 in 5Mins

wisemx — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:30:56 GMT

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re: Easy Steps to Get your Web Site to Support IE8 in 5Mins

steve — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 18:58:46 GMT

Beg to differ.

1.) This isn't "New Standards", these are standards set 5,6,7 years ago that MSFT was too slow to follow.

2.) Setting this header is only a *very* temporary solution. Developers need to week out the IE hack code, and only serve it up to legacy versions of IE (e.g. IE6/IE7)

re: Easy Steps to Get your Web Site to Support IE8 in 5Mins

neilhut — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:14:00 GMT

5,6,7 years ago we had a very different browsing experience and you have to admit that the standards documentation led to lead to quite a lot of interpretation. The browser has come a long way in the last 3 years ( no thanks to the kinds of AJAX apps running within them ) and it is great that all the browser companies are working together around the standards and more importantly when there is confusion, to get consensus. For sure IE6/IE7 was no standards angel but the team has put a lot of work into IE8 make this the case.

Lets make sure that the consumer get the best web site experience on your site. That is what it is all about.

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