It’s somewhere over here hidden by a hideous Flash animation.
Microsoft have released a public beta of IE7. The homepage is a staggeringly fucking awful flash animation, promising “Everything you need, nothing you don’t, and a few things you have yet to imagine”, before displaying a list of Firefox’s features.
- Rod Begbie
Unless they’ve got something spectacular to pull out of the hat, I think I pity the IE7 developers. I mean, they’ve been working for a good couple of years now, and they’re just approaching Opera and Firefox’s heels?
- Phil Wilson
As expected and promised, it’s still not anywhere close to passing ACID2.
It appears to have some problems. :)
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1917858,00.asp
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/02/01/522682.aspx
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2149602/microsoft-gets-flooded-ie7-bug
http://news.com.com/2061-10805_3-6033611.html
I wish it has specifically user-centric problems, that will direct users towards using serious user agents, who's authors care about developers as well. I start twitching rabidly whenever I read the IE Blog.. Constantly, they just ignore serious questions, and answer idiots that ask how is this compliant with Visual-Studio-Something toolbar control.
Uh, the website?
'Nuff said.
Your textile formatting filtered this out, although it was shown in the preview..
Slight issue with the textile preview Javascript apparently allowing images, while the actual textile formatter on the website doesn't. Sorry about that.
Nice comparison, btw :)
