page, as well as several of the "Community" pages LimeWire, which renders the page 'New@Lime' Lunascape, developed by Lunascape Corporation Maxthon, which uses the MSHTML engine while adding features not built into IE7 MediaBrowser, customized browsers, especially for Nintendo MenuBox, a web browser Microsoft Compiled HTML Help Microsoft Encarta and related products Microsoft InfoPath Microsoft Outlook which uses MSHTML to render HTML Messages (prior to Outlook 2007) and the "Outlook Today" screen Microsoft Outlook Express, which uses MSHTML to render HTML Messages Microsoft Visual InterDev 6 uses MSHTML in editing mode as visual HTML designer Microsoft Visual Studio 2002-2005 use MSHTML in editing mode to provide visual ASP.NET/HTML designer Microsoft Visual Studio and Visual Basic to render the WebBrowser control MSN Messenger, which uses it to produce Flash-based "winks" and games, and for all advertisements shown in the advertisement banner NeoPlanet, a web browser NetCaptor, a web browser Netscape Browser (Netscape 8), which used MSHTML to render web pages in IE mode Pyjs, a python Widget set Toolkit. Embedding IWebBrowser2 as an Active-X component and accessing the COM interface, Pyjs uses MSHTML for the Desktop version, through the python win32 "comtypes" library. RealNetworks Sleipnir, a web browser SlimBrowser, a web browser Skype, software for VoIP that renders HTML data with MSHTML Tencent Traveler, a web browser Valve's Steam client, previous versions of which used MSHTML to render the "Store", "Update News" and "Community" sections as well as the Steam in-game browser and MOTD screens in Valve games. The Steam client was updated to use WebKit instead of MSHTML for these features. Then was updated further to use the Chromium Embedded Framework. Windows Live Writer, which uses MSHTML for its editor Windows Media Player, which uses MSHTML to render the "Media Information" pages WinRAR, A decompression program. 360 Secure Browser, a web browser in China Baidu Browser, a web browser in China, that also had a proxy for some websites Standards compliance Current versions of MSHTML, as of Internet Explorer 9 have introduced support for CSS 3, HTML5, and SVG, as well as other modern web standards. Web standards compliance was gradually improved with the evolution of MSHTML. Although each version of IE has improved standards support, including the introduction of a "standards-compliant mode" in version 6, the core standards that are used to build web pages (HTML and CSS) were sometimes implemented in an incomplete fashion. For example, there was