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Description Block diagram describing the architecture of en:Internet Explorer, specifically en:Internet Explorer 8.
Date 2008-03-18
Source Self made. Based on official Microsoft documentation from both MSDN as well as team blogs, coupled with developer interviews on Channel 9
Author en:User:Soumyasch
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