I think we should live the IE behind. I just don’t care anymore. For non client work/business work there is no reason to care. IE users do not deserve my sites any ways. If more designers would follow and make their sites look crappy on IE (which happens usually automatically), IE users would learn and use reasonable browser.

Interieur: Indeed I did not include the PS3 or the PSP in this article due to their use of a less well known and more obscure rendering engine called NetFront. I did mention NetFront itself within the global list of various desktop and mobile rendering engines however as the range of devices which use it are limited I felt that keeping the more detailed list to the “big four” would prove the best policy in this case!

yooguruto: You are indeed correct about the spelling (a small typo there on my part), however you are incorrect about the mentioning of Maxthon not using Gecko. The early versions of Maxthon (or Maxthon Classic as it’s sometimes known) did indeed have the ability to render a page in Gecko in opposition to trident. When writing the article I went back to a previous version to verify that this was indeed the case. However it’s also true that they have dropped such support in later versions to make way for WebKit.