01-12-2013, 01:32 PM
In fact, like many other programs, XFire uses the IE web site renderer component that ships with windows, because it's an easy out of the box
way of making a program "properly" (if you can even say that about IE) show HTML.
![[Image: q4PzUK6.png]](http://i.imgur.com/q4PzUK6.png)
The very same technique is used for the small ads frame at the top of the XFire client, which can actually sometimes be seen showing IE error messages.
way of making a program "properly" (if you can even say that about IE) show HTML.
![[Image: q4PzUK6.png]](http://i.imgur.com/q4PzUK6.png)
The very same technique is used for the small ads frame at the top of the XFire client, which can actually sometimes be seen showing IE error messages.
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