Shoutbox

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Originally posted by Carltos Cool
Yes it does take more time to load up than IE does that's because as a lot of people know IE is loaded up with Windows for quick access to it.

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I don't care what's the reason, it loads up faster. I know Microsoft is dodgy, but they already rule the OS/browser world, they have forced their ways on the world.
You know, following this logic, Firefox users actually waste their resources since they have both Firefox and IE loaded.

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Firefox does actually load pages up faster that's what blade ment.

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I suppose... but any browser renders a page in less than a second, the differences in startup time are much more significant. Mind you, I am not even satisfied with IE's load time... I think XP is to blame for my computer being so slow.

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Originally posted by heatus
Since W3C already has some standards I do not understand why it is so hard for Microsoft to follow them.

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Because that would make much of the Web render on the new IE differently than intended. That's the last think MS wants - lots of (non-geek) Webmasters and users mad at them.

As for the rest of your post: Indeed, it's very bad that Microsoft doesn't publish any organized specifications for their rendering engine. I know they are dodgy and make things difficult, and as I said it would be ideal if everyone were W3C-compliant. But IE's current status gives us no choice.