-> Who's the user?
No matter what type of user, FF/Opera has less troubles compare with IE6. For example popups.
->Is it fair to compare a several-year old product with a new one? Also let's wait and see how many FF users turn back to IE7 soon.
Don't agree. Do you remember when Microsoft promised to deliver IE7 and what time they actually deliver it? FF usually uses average 30 days to publish a critical patch but IE takes about 130 days average.
->Again, many "IE problem" are not pure IE problems. Using FF doesn't solve them AT ALL. I don't wanna repeat this any more.
Not true. IE is based on COM which is the main method that XP is using to communicate to the other components. Do you realize why so many attacks can be dangous to Windows through IE? I agree it is not "IE problem" itself. Precisely, it is "IE Design Problems".
No matter what type of user, FF/Opera has less troubles compare with IE6. For example popups.
->Is it fair to compare a several-year old product with a new one? Also let's wait and see how many FF users turn back to IE7 soon.
Don't agree. Do you remember when Microsoft promised to deliver IE7 and what time they actually deliver it? FF usually uses average 30 days to publish a critical patch but IE takes about 130 days average.
->Again, many "IE problem" are not pure IE problems. Using FF doesn't solve them AT ALL. I don't wanna repeat this any more.
Not true. IE is based on COM which is the main method that XP is using to communicate to the other components. Do you realize why so many attacks can be dangous to Windows through IE? I agree it is not "IE problem" itself. Precisely, it is "IE Design Problems".
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