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I think Mozilla needs to do more to advertise and support the use of Mozilla as an embedded HTML rendering component. So many Windows applications just automatically plumb for IE, just because it’s made by the same people that make their development tool (VC++). They only find out later the problems of use IE. As Mitchell says that you are putting yourself at the mercy of whatever business decisions Microsoft make. You are only allowed redistribute you application with the latest IE version and that means extra cost testing and uncertainty that the latest IE might break your product in some way. Whereas using Mozilla you can standardize on one version of the binaries and can install them in an independent location thereby guaranteeing that you application will work no matter what other browsers maybe installed on the PC. Unfortunately developers using VC++ see all this MFC HTML & HTTP support classes built in and so they unwittingly tie their software to IE, only finding out the support problems later, when it’s to late to change. I think someone should do some work on developing the equivalent MFC classes that use Mozilla instead of IE to make it easier for developers to realise that there is an alternative.

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