Hehe. Jokes like might become less relevant as IE starts to join the party—if indeed it truly does. But all the same, the IE-hating legacy will take a while to wear off.
The tragedy for IE is that it’s tied to Microsoft, which still has other major issues to shake off (OSes, email etc.) before the web community can truly stop hating it.
It’s cute However, I’m far more inclined to put Firefox in that particular slot of shame instead of IE. FF has some very serious speed problems especially involving JavaScripts.
As human beings we tend to latch onto ‘common goals’ even those of disliking (hating?) something. It is one of the very strange psychological phenomenon that we all share.
that one is kinda funny. Really if you imagine that IE would not even get from the ground if it wasn’t a part of windows. I only see people using it who have no idea they can also download others to work with, like my mom.
Love it. I actually laughed at it. It is very right…that thing is incredibly slow most of the time and a huge pain for designers and developers. There was an Australian retail website that went as far as introducing a Internet Explorer tax on all purchases. I found the link to the article here.
Ya ofcourse, whatever browser we use, it should be user friedly. Slow processing browser irritates. Almost everybody says, FF is slow but that is the only good browser for SEO bookmarkings in my perspection.