Or make IE slower. Or appear slower. Which is the same. Is that so wrong of me? I’m already doing so by feeding IE additional stylesheets and ocationaly markup through conditional comments. And in those stylesheets you often find extra images.
But by making sure my main stylesheet is clean, and use all the CSS2.1 goodness, and even some supported CSS3, the gap can be made even greater. I’m not saying put unnessary code in there, but if it’s done a big site the difference might be noticable for the user. Which then will go “Hey, the internett is faster in this [modern browser] than the other internet!”. 1 down, 3.287.333.207 (huh?) to go.
Disclaimer: I have no benchmarks to prove that there will be a noticable difference in speed. But I like to think so!
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