Comment Comment by fardo Defaults are powerful, and IE was default.If you’re a large bureaucracy in the early 2000s you went with whatever was default - and that was IE.Defaults were seen as so powerful, that MS was anti-trusted for this. They did it anyways at the time because the juice was worth the squeeze. parent fardo 3 years ago
If you’re a large bureaucracy in the early 2000s you went with whatever was default - and that was IE.
Defaults were seen as so powerful, that MS was anti-trusted for this. They did it anyways at the time because the juice was worth the squeeze.