Why IE 8 Won’t Use the WebKit Rendering Engine
Despite the fact that many developers would welcome more rendering-engine compatibility, anyone expecting Microsoft to switch out its “Trident†engine and replace it with WebKit in Internet Explorer (IE) — especially in IE 8 — is misguided.
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