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They actually completely stopped development on IE between version 6 and 7. There was no IE dev team, beyond people patching bugs.

Obviously this did not prevent other people doing GPU-acceleration, but the leading player deliberately halting development will and did cause the market to stagnate.



That's not really relevant to the issue at hand, though. Bringing up Microsoft's misbehavior with IE 6 in this context is like bringing up the time a kid cut in front of you for lunch in third grade when you meet him in college.


Did said kid continue to cut you in 4th grade, 5th grade ..., nth grade before you entered college?


This isn't relevant and as much as IE6 is a pain in the ass, it's time to get over it.




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