People who use Google Chrome for an impressive view of Microsoft's MSN Video Player will be encouraged to upgrade to the “newer browser.
> MSN Video Player only recently emerged from beta, and added support for those who use Silverlight was applause.
However, Chrome is not yet supported by Silverlight, users are more interesting reads it suggests that their browser is obsolete.
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“To experience the best of MSN Video, which has to offer, we recommend newer browser, such as Internet Explorer 8 or Mozilla Firefox 3,” reads the message – displayed prominently at the top of the page.
Some users Chrome TechRadar contacted to ask whether the message is a manifestation of a feud between Microsoft and Google, the Chrome browser is to raise a significant market share.
, however, indications Microsoft is that it is all about Silverlight, Microsoft's rival to Adobe Flash.
Silverlight 4
In fact, the next version of Silverlight – Silverlight 4 – is in line with Chrome, and although no specific release date yet announced, release candidate was released in March.
Of course, the message is similar to that of IE6 users will not see no will use Google services such as YouTube or Google Docs.
and Microsoft recently stating that users who have moved away from IE was greater risk, war of words, in this case, the wording seems to be closed.
TechRadar awaits comment from Microsoft on this story.....
> MSN Video Player only recently emerged from beta, and added support for those who use Silverlight was applause.
However, Chrome is not yet supported by Silverlight, users are more interesting reads it suggests that their browser is obsolete.
Latest
“To experience the best of MSN Video, which has to offer, we recommend newer browser, such as Internet Explorer 8 or Mozilla Firefox 3,” reads the message – displayed prominently at the top of the page.
Some users Chrome TechRadar contacted to ask whether the message is a manifestation of a feud between Microsoft and Google, the Chrome browser is to raise a significant market share.
, however, indications Microsoft is that it is all about Silverlight, Microsoft's rival to Adobe Flash.
Silverlight 4
In fact, the next version of Silverlight – Silverlight 4 – is in line with Chrome, and although no specific release date yet announced, release candidate was released in March.
Of course, the message is similar to that of IE6 users will not see no will use Google services such as YouTube or Google Docs.
and Microsoft recently stating that users who have moved away from IE was greater risk, war of words, in this case, the wording seems to be closed.
TechRadar awaits comment from Microsoft on this story.....