From: Alfredo Delgado
You don't have to have an axe to grind to speak honestly about IE's
problems and the reasons for them.
You're making me feel better, so I'll admit to a devilish thought that crossed my mind, but that's about as far as I'll go.
When I was writing the component to build tables dynamically I noticed that IE performed about 5 times slower than FF. Then later discovered, quite inadvertently, that if you make the table invisible while you're loading it, it makes the IE performance more comparable to FF.
I asked myself, what if I don't implement the IE performance trick? Maybe it would motivate users to switch? Then I considered the poor souls who may be lower down on the food chain, some of whom may not have a choice about which browser they use. They still need a productive interface.
Nathan.
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