The following is the English translation of [Tmax Scoutor presentation slides](http://tmaxwindow.co.kr/images/common/Tmax%20Scoutor.pdf). My own addition is in the [bracket].

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Tmax Scoutor: Bridge the Web
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Web Browser Market
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* Worldwide market share (Source: NetApplication, June 2009)
	* Microsoft Internet Explorer (66%)
	* Mozilla Firefox (22%)
	* Mac Safari (8%)
	* Google Chrome (2%)
	* Opera (1%)
	* Others (1%)
* Korean market share (Source: InternetTrend, June 2009)
	* Microsoft Internet Explorer (98%)
	* Others (2%)
* Why is only IE widely used in Korea?

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Website Not Supporting [Non-IE Browsers]
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What The Market Share Means?
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* Worldwide
	* Support of Web standard -- Support of various OSes and systems -- Increase of conforming websites
	* Era of Web 2.0
	* Keeping the rights of choice, increasing accessibility
	* Creation of new market
* Korea
	* Ignorance of Web standard, excessive use of ActiveX -- No support of non-IE browsers
	* Vendor lock-in
	* Browser monopoly makes OS monopoly
	* No chance to create new market
	* Intangible restriction on industries outside IE

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Scoutor As A Bridge
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* Ideal: exile from vendor lock-in, creation of new market
* Reality: semi-mandatory support of ActiveX, the cost of adopting Web standard, usability
* Trade-off: support of both domestic [Korean] environment and [many] Web standards

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Web Browser
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*[Diagram omitted]*

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Browser Engine Supporting Web Standards
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* Support of current standards including HTML 4 and CSS 2.1
* Support of future standards including HTML 5 and CSS 3
* High-performance Javascript execution via JIT compiler
* Passing Acid1 and Acid2 test
* Almost passing Acid3 test

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Result Of Acid3 Test
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*[Table omitted, Scoutor 1.0 scores 99 out of 100]*

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Browser Engine Supporting Domestic [Web] Environment
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* Friendly UI for existing Web browser users
* Support of IE-specific DOM API
* Support of IE-specific Javascript and [browser] objects
* User-Agent disguised as IE
* Support of download, installation and execution of ActiveX [controls]
* Support of Javascript features required by ActiveX [controls]

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Support For ActiveX
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*[Diagram omitted, showing Webcore and ActiveX bridge plugin communicating via NPAPI]*

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Javascript Compatibilty
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*[Diagram omitted, showing heavily modified Webkit engine]*

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Tmax Scoutor
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* Bridge between worldwide trend and reality in Korea
* Will help upgrading Korean IT industry

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Thank you!
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