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Must be kinda sad to work on microsofts webbrowser

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ez11
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You work for months to get a decent webbrowser and most people just use it once to download chrome or firefox.

 

Must be sad to know your work gets ignored feels.png

Who cares, you still get paid :???:

Most people who work at least want to feel valued by the work they do though

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The people that are solely motivated by money are garbage employees, just saying.

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    atleast they can say "Oh yeah, i did make the most ignored web browser". lil convo starter etc. look at the positives

    Most people who work at least want to feel valued by the work they do though

    I agree, and they are, because it's still getting used anyway.

     

    The people that are solely motivated by money are garbage employees, just saying.

    Not entirely true.

    IE is big across organisations - A lot of in-house applications are built for IE and do not work in-side chrome/firefox.

    the Application Catalogue for Microsoft SCCM - Only works in IE. - Alot of Microsoft's products for servers work only in IE :)

     

    But.... Bing's most common search must be google!

    most famous web browser

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