Microsoft has no choice but to make a leap of development faith, by abandoning the IE rendering engine and releasing new WebKit-based desktop and mobile browsers. IE is a dead platform.
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Joe Wilcox, Microsoft should dig into the WebKit to stop Google from framing IE (via webkitbits)
Am I alone in thinking this would be a bad thing? We need diversity in our renderers. Right?
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Why?
(via zachrose)
Competition. The same reason that we needed Gecko to compete with the IE rendering engine in the first place.
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WebKit is Open Source, so I think it is in everyone’s interests to standardize.
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