Yes, you nailed it: "people simply do not want an all-in-one for mobile media"
In virtually every product category, the focused device beats out the hybrid. It's too easy to make the focused device better for hybrids to compete effectively.
Now the 79% of the companies that use Outlook or Lotus Notes can reasonably decide to use a Mozilla-based browser.
The whole thing that was preventing adoption of Mozilla the browser was that it came with all those superfluous components unrelated to browsing.
This is the best thing to happen to Mozilla since Netscape/Mosaic 1.0. This is bigger than the open sourcing announcement since that did nothing to staunch the contraction of Mozilla/Netscape share. Now that the focus is squarely back on the browser, there's a great opportunity to gain some share and become relevant again.
Yes, you nailed it: "people simply do not want an all-in-one for mobile media" In virtually every product category, the focused device beats out the hybrid. It's too easy to make the focused device better for hybrids to compete effectively.
GWA only pre-fetches links that explicitly request to be pre-featched using {link rel="prefetch" href="/"}.
Except that GWA only pre-fetches links that explicitly request to be pre-featched using {link rel="prefetch" href="/"}.
Anyone else surprised that it's .net?
All three of you?
Now the 79% of the companies that use Outlook or Lotus Notes can reasonably decide to use a Mozilla-based browser. The whole thing that was preventing adoption of Mozilla the browser was that it came with all those superfluous components unrelated to browsing. This is the best thing to happen to Mozilla since Netscape/Mosaic 1.0. This is bigger than the open sourcing announcement since that did nothing to staunch the contraction of Mozilla/Netscape share. Now that the focus is squarely back on the browser, there's a great opportunity to gain some share and become relevant again.
Opera needs to seriously get over itself!
Opera's lousy research failed to turn up that MSN sends the exact same "error" to Netscape:
ul {list-style-position: outside; margin: -2px 0px 0px -30px;
Sheesh.