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It just means Firefox and Chrome have to make a Metro app. No biggy.

I just hate that you're making a big deal out of it.

cryptoz: Remember that your statement is completely false.

There is nothing what is true about what you said.

This is what is correct: There exists an error. This is what are acceptable behaviors for a browser: - It may choose to crash - It may ignore the error and continue on its merry way

Now assume that that you said that "a browser should not crash to faulty code". Given that a browser implements something like that, then there can exist a severe faulty security hole.

If anything, IE was correct in crashing. It's just not very humanly-desirable for it to crash. And if it crashed, perhaps, it should just crash the "part" that was affected and restart it.

That is the only decently "perhaps correct" solution.

Hmmm ... it seems as if neosmart has some insanely bad code. I hope neosmart fixes their scripts before IE 10 comes out.