superdavid

IE8 on Windows 7. The shape and colouring of the tabs gives it away.

Worked for me, but too buggy to be considered more convenient than using the phone itself.

Very reminiscent of a Joel on Software article

I've always used Chrome because it has the least browser chrome when maximised: tabs, address line with 4 icons, no status or frame or anything else.

If IE9 is refined to the point where it only has tabs, address bar and a few icons all in one row, it could be a winner from an interface perspective.

It's worth noting that if you do resort to pushing the company into bankruptcy, at best you'll get nothing, and at worst you'll make things even more difficult for the founders than they already are.