Can new browser give Microsoft its mojo back?
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If by mojo, they hope to regain the users who no longer use Internet Explorer, then it's highly unlikely. No mojo restoration for MS.
IE 9 would have to be a particularly spectacular browser to entice the majority of non-IE users back.
As good as a browser it may end up being, I doubt it's going to be enough.
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I don't really feel that Microsoft has every really had much mojo when it comes to Internet technologies. They typically always end up late to the Intenret party.
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microsoft got lucky with win 7. i doubt they will be that lucky with ie9. when ie8 came out i expected microsoft to finally catch up with the rest, they did not. for mircosoft to pull out a win with ie9 they will have to have multiple eye poping show stoppers. with there tracki record i do not see that happening.
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Part of the reason I stopped using IE was because it didn't support my mouse. 
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Part of the reason I stopped using IE was because it didn't support my mouse.
I'm sorry but that's just pitiful.
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If by mojo, they hope to regain the users who no longer use Internet Explorer, then it's highly unlikely. No mojo restoration for MS.
IE 9 would have to be a particularly spectacular browser to entice the majority of non-IE users back.
As good as a browser it may end up being, I doubt it's going to be enough.
Well stated.
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Microsoft do some things very well -- Windows 7 
But browsers they do very badly - I would not use IE even if you paid me to Lol.
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I think IE should be positioned as a system tool and MS should develop a new "consumer" browser. Dont know if they could sell it to the public though. IE is too much a balance act gone wrong.
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