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This presumes that Wave will be compelling enough to IE users that they will finally install a different browser. My prediction: it won't be. But I hope I'm wrong.

IE6 must die, anyone that tried to develop a webapp and make it compatible with IE6 knows the pain. It is broken and orders of magnitude slower than any other browser.The are not trying to kill IE, they are just trying to fix this. Any attempt to make IE6 users upgrade is good for them and for the developers

Those who see this as a move somehow "against Microsoft" should realize that nothing would please Microsoft better than to no longer have to support IE6.

I don't think that requiring a plug-in (i.e. Google Frame) qualifies as 'killing' IE.

How Microsoft of them.

I have an unsubstantiated theory: gmail's rich features, chat, cal etc -- that didn't originally work on IE -- got a lot more people to switch to FireFox than security concerns.

Whatever gets the job done. Can't wait for it to happen.

I'd prefer a more matter of fact source like this one: "Google Chrome Injects Itself Into Internet Explorer With Chrome Frame" <a href="http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_launches_chrome_frame_internet_explorer_plugin.php" rel="nofollow">http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_launches_chrome_...</a>

The German government is advising NOT to use Google Wave for privacy reasons.