I would paraphrase this to "Nitro JS not enabled for fullscreen apps and UIWebView".
Their exact motives will be revealed when they announce whether they plan to fix it or not.
Sure looks like a convenient bug though. In a sense, Microsoft probably didn't intentionally loose to other browsers with IE6, it was just very convenient for them to keep the entire web application ecosystem gimped for a few releases of Office...
Their exact motives will be revealed when they announce whether they plan to fix it or not.
Sure looks like a convenient bug though. In a sense, Microsoft probably didn't intentionally loose to other browsers with IE6, it was just very convenient for them to keep the entire web application ecosystem gimped for a few releases of Office...