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Originally Posted by peter
If Mozilla/Netscape increase their "market share", that will be a bad day for people involved in web production - yes, IE does not follow standards like Mozilla does, but its still better to have 90%:10% where you can just ignore Mozilla than 70:30 when you have to do things with 2 browsers in mind - who can render html quite differently...
As for the new ads, check the JT future, ads etc topic in this forum.
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That's how Microsoft is abusing their marketposition. When IE is the farmost dominant browser they seem to lack standards. So Microsoft creates their own standard once again. They tried to pull the same thing with Sun with their own Java VM. In the end they were creating their own Java rules. Standards are not standards for nothing. They should be followed. When everybody follows the standard you don't have that compability problem.