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I stumbled on this and I just couldn’t let it go… I mean I was already having a mood swing over a code that just won’t work and this said hello. I am sure some of you know that feeling. We all hate Internet Explorer, at least most of us do. Maybe Spartan will be better.
And this too…
Finally,
Internet Explorer, please let us be great.
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