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Microsoft Tweaks Browser Ballot Screen

Written by Vygantas Lipskas on March 10, 2010

Microsoft Tweaks Browser Ballot ScreenAs ballot screen was pushed at the beginning of March, various users started noticing anomalies behind random browser order.

For some reason, it would favor Google Chrome, increasing its chances to be first, second or third in the list.

As a result, Microsoft has tweaked random order algorithm, which solved this issue. Unfortunately, no more details were provided.

“We can confirm that we made a change to the random icon order algorithm in the browser choice screen for Europe. We are confident the algorithm change will be an improvement. As always, we are grateful for the feedback we get from developers, and we thank those who commented on the topic and suggested changes,” said Microsoft’s Kevin Kutz.


 


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2 Responses to “Microsoft Tweaks Browser Ballot Screen”
  1. Michael Johnson says:

    Rob Weir has a breadown of the original problem and how Microsoft fixed it

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