why can’t they quit making browsers with partial standards support and go back to perfecting the zune? :p
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Subscribe [5]#16 / Sep 21, 2010 5:33pm
why can’t they quit making browsers with partial standards support and go back to perfecting the zune? :p
#17 / Sep 21, 2010 6:51pm
why can’t they quit making browsers with partial standards support and go back to perfecting the zune? :p
I don’t think the Zune was ever close to perfect, they’d have to build an entirely new device to fix all of the issues the Zune had 😛 Also, just installed the beta and liking what I am seeing.
Would have been awesome if they could have made a light version for IE6 users and then silently upgraded them keeping the same icon or something.
#18 / Sep 21, 2010 7:32pm
Whatever happened to the Zune?
I havent heard any recent news on it. All I know was that Zune was an mp3 player but now that mp3s players are being phased out what will happen to the zune?
#19 / Sep 21, 2010 9:57pm
The problem as I see it, is that all browser providers need
to standardize on one css style!
In other words, if they all had this we could just design
for one browser and it would work across all browsers.
Instead of -moz -webkit etc.
As far as audio and video this is all handled by HTML5 now.
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