MS Gives 60-Day Deadline to Web Devs
capt turnpike writes "Since losing the patent case filed by Eolas, Microsoft has to change radically the way IE works with a lot of content, especially video and other ActiveX controls. eWEEK is reporting that Microsoft has gotten a one-time, 60-day extension in which developers and companies can try to re-engineer their Web pages and ads to work with the new regime. If devs don't make that deadline, users could face pages asking them to activate much of the content, plus ads."
You mean ActiveX websites will break? . . . And that's a *bad* thing?
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Users will be forced to click once before punching the monkey.
Actually I think it is more like : If you use MS technologies you'll be protected against lawsuits by MS.
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Except that by "enhanced" they might mean "nerfed", if is so suits them. It's been done before, no?