How the next version of IE, codenamed 'Spartan,' might support extensions

Kent Sharkey

ZDNet[^]:

The next version of Internet Explorer that will be included in Windows Threshold could get extension support, as well as task-completion smarts from Bing.

"Madness? THIS IS SPARTA!"

LloydA111

About time AdBlock for IE existed!

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Dan Neely

Mary Jo talks about lots of things rumored to be coming in IE12 but about extensions has this to say:

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I don't see anything on Microsoft's own list of IE features coming in future releases that looks like it could be extension-related. (If any of you readers see anything, let me know.)

... so I can't figure out why extensions ended up in the title for the article.

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