For those that still insist on using IE

[CBedo]

You're not as "protected" as you think you are.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/12/03/protected_mode_bypass/

"Protected Mode, which was introduced in version 7 of IE, is intended to prevent exploit code from accessing sensitive parts of the Windows operating system, such as those that create files or change registry settings. But the Verizon Business researchers said they figured out a reliable way to bypass the measure that requires no interaction on the part of the victim."

[bigmack]

IE is an abomination to anyone using the internet.

Anyone still using IE clearly enjoys pain, unnecessary delays & general angst.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_CFki0EhXMOk/SNTOrURNb9I/AAAAAAAAAWQ/4FZSokxbhls/s400/IE_SUCKS_SM.png

[CBedo]

IE is an abomination to anyone using the internet.

Anyone still using IE clearly enjoys pain, unnecessary delays & general angst.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_CFki0EhXMOk/SNTOrURNb9I/AAAAAAAAAWQ/4FZSokxbhls/s400/IE_SUCKS_SM.pngI agree completely. It always amazes me how many fairly computer literate people still use IE. If that's not bad enough, it amazes me even more how many are still using versions of IE as old as IE 6!

[bigmack]

I agree completely. It always amazes me how many fairly computer literate people still use IE. If that's not bad enough, it amazes me even more how many are still using versions of IE as old as IE 6!
Habits are hard to break. Listen up any of you schmoes that still cling to IE.

ABANDON SHIP!

That world is tired.

[PaceAdvantage]

I was a staunch IE user/defender up until about a year or so ago...then I dabbled in Chrome for a bit and I haven't really looked back since....

Microsoft should be quaking in their boots if they got ME to switch... :lol:

[mildeu]

Being computer illiterate, I would like to know ann alternative. Is there any one who may point me in the correct direction?

[CBedo]

Being computer illiterate, I would like to know ann alternative. Is there any one who may point me in the correct direction?Chrome, Firefox, or Safari all are good alternatives.

Google Chrome -- http://www.google.com/chrome
Mozilla Firefox -- http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html
Apple Safari -- http://www.apple.com/safari/

[mildeu]

Thanks Cbedo.....sirry about the mis-text

[trying2win]

I prefer using OPERA as my internet browser. However, I still use one of the older versions of FIREFOX for some video applications. That's because for some reason, some videos don't work while using the WIN AMP media player in OPERA.

And why am I using an older version of FIREFOX sometimes? That's because of the saying...'NEWER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER'. Thankfully, the older version of FIREFOX I use, was available at www.oldversion.com

As for INTERNET EXPLORER :ThmbDown:

T2W

[CBedo]

I prefer using OPERA as my internet browser. However, I still use one of the older versions of FIREFOX for some video applications. That's because for some reason, some videos don't work while using the WIN AMP media player in OPERA.

And why am I using an older version of FIREFOX sometimes? That's because of the saying...'NEWER IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER'. Thankfully, the older version of FIREFOX I use, was available at www.oldversion.com

As for INTERNET EXPLORER :ThmbDown:

T2WI was going to add Opera to my list, but felt the top three were enough probably. Opera's mini & mobile browsers are top notch.

[Canarsie]

Just read an article about an hour ago that IE market share is at 49% and Firefox at 29%. Look for more malware attacks on FF and Chrome as they become more popular and IE declines.

Btw the guy gave IE9 a fairly favorable review though not glowing.

[johnhannibalsmith]

... Listen up any of you schmoes that still cling to IE...


WhyIoughtta...

[bigmack]

WhyIoughtta...
Who is it?

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