Browser History

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  Jeremy Flint | August 2nd, 2004 @ 2:22 pm | Reply

  Really puts into perspective just how old IE6/Win really is. It is usually hard for a lot of people to remember that it was almost 3 years ago when it was released, and that it will be 2 more before it is significantly upgraded.

  How many other applications do you know of that have gone for 6 years without significant improvements? Were they the most popular application in the world too?
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  Hanni | August 2nd, 2004 @ 3:02 pm | Reply

  Sheesh. It does make you think about IE6 doesn’t it!

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  Scott Johnson | August 2nd, 2004 @ 4:55 pm | Reply

  Really puts into perspective just how old IE6/Win really is. It is usually hard for a lot of people to remember that it was almost 3 years ago when it was released, and that it will be 2 more before it is significantly upgraded.

  How many other applications do you know of that have gone for 6 years without significant improvements?

  I’m not trying to disagree or contradict in any way, but 2 + almost 3 does not equal 6. It’s almost 5. So the question should really read, “How many other applications do you know of that have gone for almost 5 years without significant improvements?”
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  Jeremy Flint | August 2nd, 2004 @ 9:40 pm | Reply

  That’s why i was an art major and not a math major.