Life after Internet Explorer?

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Dan_W

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I saw this last night, and thought it was an interesting conversation on what's going to happen when Microsoft retires Internet Explorer next year. ALthough this is a conversation within the Autohotkey community, the concerns expressed mirror those in the VBA community. I would be interested to hear people's views on the topic. Also, I would add that the MS announcement of IE's retirement confirmed that it would not affect the MSHTML (Trident) engine (link)
 

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very interesting, hopefully someone will write something, soon.
 
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