Michael Horowitz wrote:
I would assume any professional developer will test any application they currently support with IE 8 when it comes out. I'm sure I will get a lot of business from new clients who need their sites updated to support whatever changes MSFT makes.
But, since IE8 will by default behave and render just like IE7, the clients won't actually see any changes, so most of them won't really see the point in getting their outdated sites changed to the IE8/edge way (unless they're also interested in supporting non-MS browsers...but those aren't the problem MS is trying to solve or sidestep with this meta issue).
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