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The Devil's Advocate
ah damn !!!
MS being numero uno is an easy target as it has a big Bulls Eye imprinted on its a$$ and every1 takes aim at it
and benefits every1 - this publicity stunt benefits no 1 other than opera
you sound like a fired MS employee MS's history or steve ballmer said to u that they are lieing or its pure speculatin by uMaroons said:IE8 will not follow all standards. It may improve somewhat, but Microsoft's history shows that they are all talk and no action in these cases.
Still, it doesn't matter if we think IE8 might do things right. The fact is that Microsoft is doing bad things right now, and they should be forced to stop being anti-competitive. By doing this, we will be absolutely sure that IE8 will be standards compliant, and will not just have to rely on a promise by a commpany which is known to lie.
i wonder why havent they filed a anti-trust complaint agains MS at the EUAMMaroons said:They have. Many sites block these browsers too.
ya i know .... we cant beat u by our own merit so we will sue u in front of a biased organisation that hates u as it isMaroons said:No. The reason Opera does this now is that right now an investigation is already underway in the EU.
i know so opera is avaiable still firefox has managed to get itself a place in all linux distros and not operaMaroons said:IE is not available for Linux.
its the best amongst the restMaroons said:And besides, even after a decade and lots of money spent on trying to win over IE, IE still has a market share of more than 80% globally.
ya ya we all know linux will over throw windows play station will beat x360 and what notMaroons said:This would not be the case if IE actually had to compete on equal terms as everyone else!
canonical is a monopolist it has bundled firefox with every linux distro and there by not giving users the option to choose very much same as IE is not giving the users an option to chooseMaroons said:1: This is not a lawsuit.
2: Canonical is not a monopolist, and neither is Firefox.
3: Firefox is actually standards compliant.
re-phrasing in simpler terms:Maroons said:Plainly put, "suing" Firefox or anyone else was never an
option, because only Microsoft is being anti-competitive due to its domination of the desktop market.
MS being numero uno is an easy target as it has a big Bulls Eye imprinted on its a$$ and every1 takes aim at it
so shoudlnt firefox be suing MS why opera ... coz firefox has gained market share and is pretty happy with its browser being in amost every Linux distro where as Opera has nothing other than portables so deciding to sue MS gets it more publiity as a result more people will choose to see what it is and bringing this issue in front of the EUAM as it is has its meritsMaroons said:Again, if the competing terms had been equal, Firefox would have had a much greater market share and would have had to spend a lot less money to achieve that.
ya i know it pwns every other browser totallyMaroons said:And even after all this time, IE still has more than 80% market share globally.
so this doesnt mean that apple cant file an anti-trust complaint against MS for their browser not complying to "standards"Maroons said:The reason Safari is growing is because Mac has gotten slightly more popular, but not enough to become a real threat to Microsoft's dominance.
o i see el jobso discussed this with u i guessMaroons said:The reason Safari was ported to Windows was to make sure people could develop for the iPhone.
which again brings to the main reason why doubt Opera's motive why did not apple or firefox file the complaint despite of knowing that IE does not comply to the "standards"Maroons said:Again, it is not a lawsuit, and it is not a publicity stunt either. It is an antitrust complaint which actually benefits everyone, including Apple and Mozilla. And normal users.
and benefits every1 - this publicity stunt benefits no 1 other than opera
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