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Thanks for your comment. I agree that the slow pac...

2010-04-14T13:21:40.846-04:00

Thanks for your comment. I agree that the slow pace of progress is serious problem. Of course, Microsoft hasn't had much motivation to make progress until recently. Also, I think that as time goes by and the number of features increases and the user base grows, any project will slow its pace of progress. This works to the benefit of Chrome and Firefox today, but I think the advantage will diminish over time. In fact, I think Firefox is struggling to keep pace with Chrome for the same reason.

None of this matters. The web moves at light speed...

2010-04-14T12:28:53.586-04:00

None of this matters. The web moves at light speed. IE development moves at the speed of the US postal system. It does not matter if IE9 is the best thing since peanut butter met jelly. Anything it brings to the table will be matched by the other browsers within a few short release cycles.
Then we'll be waiting another 2 years talking about all the goodies to be released in IE 10.
It doesnt matter, the web would have moved on by then.