Said September 2005
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AOL Explorer?
Another new browser built on the Trident rendering engine? In 2005? From the August 24th article, “It is the right mix of features, new technology, and proven software (read: IE renderer) for AIM and AOL users.” Emphasis and disbelief mine. 
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2nd
Writing
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Flavor of the Month
Mike Davidson with an early look at his favorite feature (read: the one he begged and pleaded for) from the soon-to-be-released Mint.
Better than Girl Scout Cookies
Jeff Croft goes door-to-door breaking down the breakdown from his favorite Mint feature, the User Agent 007 Pepper.
Fresh ‘N Yummy
Keegan Jones, one of the guys who brought you the ShortStat Widget signs off on Mint—and Junior Mint, the Mint Dashboard Widget.
Mint Is Good And Good For You
Pretty-in-pink Matt Thomas does his soul-searching with Mint…and what does he find?
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Pimp My Mint
In which Mister Hicks pimp-slaps me and pushes Mint’s GUI sweetness. (For the record, I think the Mint logo is completely derivative of Jon’s beautiful icon/logo work.)
Improving IE7’s CSS 2.1 parser
The IE7 team is cleaning house apparently—and having fun doing it.
Pepper Makes Mint Better
Stan’s bit about Mint’s extensibility is just his subtle way of telling me to hurry up and add all the features he requested that I haven’t gotten around to yet.
Doctor Inman’s Mint
Despite the “Post No Notice” signs, Kevin Cornell has papered the town inviting you to check out Mint’s Watched Pages feature. Meet him down at the crossroads, right before sunset.
Mint-Thousand-And-One: A Stats Odyssey
Rob Weychert cues the monolith music and invites you to join him as he gapes in awe at his Unique Referrers feed.
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Work Less
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