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Story: Microsoft says Firefox 'not a threat to IE'

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Posted by: Edward Lang (Sunday 19 December 2004, 8:25 AM)

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' "If there are features in our products that are sub-par or need to be added then I have great confidence that we are an organisation that responds pretty quickly and effectively to that," said Vamos.

Hmm... Proper CSS support perhaps?'

And trnsparent .PNG support.
And www XHTML support.

In fact pretty much every part of it needs to be redone. It's just a shame since IE is integrated, many people think "It's there, why use anything else?"

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