Yep. The stuff you have to actively turn off, 'cos the default is to roll over and let them have you. It's their divine right, apparently.
Fortunately(?) this 'feature' didn't make it into the final IE6, but the fact that they even considered it, never mind put it in the betas, shows just why MS should be broken up into some very small pieces.
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Date: 2001-11-17 02:09 am (UTC)Fortunately(?) this 'feature' didn't make it into the final IE6, but the fact that they even considered it, never mind put it in the betas, shows just why MS should be broken up into some very small pieces.