> I haven't seen anything about how this affects Netscape,
> AOL, Opera, etc. Aren't they "infringing" on Eola$ patent?
That's a legal issue, decided by lawyers. I'm not qualified to speak on
that, although I'm quite interested in the technical issues of
accommodating Microsoft's browser changes which attempt to accommodate the
judge's ruling on the understanding of the patent, and also the social
issues of how people will respond to this new browser:
http://www.markme.com/jd/archives/003426.cfm
jd
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