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November 11, 2001
MSN, Opera, & Web Standards
Håkon Wium Lie at A List Apart. Given this result, one might conclude that Microsoft is actively sabotaging the work of web standards and W3C—or at the very least, demonstrating an almost unbelievable lack of competence. Microsoft points to W3C specifications when explaining why they lock competitors’ browsers out of MSN, yet none of the documents published on MSN follow these W3C specifications.
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Posted by Don at November 11, 2001 06:40 PM
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