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      There are so many differences between IE6, IE7 and IE8 that we need to
      be confirming work in all browsers.




That's the reason you don't use a web Browser that's not W3C Standards Compliant. As long as as IE has been out it has never been remotely standards compliant. In fact IE up 6 and possibly 7 have a a self healing feature.

That means if say you create a Line of HTML code that doesn't have a particular opening or closing Tag IE will assume the tag and render the Page, which is wrong, wrong, wrong. That promotes writing sloppy code.

Write it to render right in FireFox, Then view it in IE. If it doesn't work, Then add necessary code for IE. However; most likely it will work as it should.

Supposedly IE 8 will be almost Completely W3C compliant.

Web browsers should all be written to render pages exactly the same. So that when you write pages; you write them once an it looks exactly the same in IE, FireFox, SeaMonkey, Omniweb, Opera, iCab