http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking...17?tag=nl.e539
1. Operating system incompatibilities
2. Performance
3. The 64-bit version of IE 9 is second-rate.
4. Lack of Security
5. Lack of Compatibility
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http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking...17?tag=nl.e539
1. Operating system incompatibilities
2. Performance
3. The 64-bit version of IE 9 is second-rate.
4. Lack of Security
5. Lack of Compatibility
Interesting read!
regards, Kym Gallery Honest & Direct Constructive Critique Appreciated! ©
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What's IE.
Thought that was replaced by Firefox years ago.
AKA Sean
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It's what you use on a new/re-imaged Windows-based PC to get to www.mozilla.org. :-)Originally Posted by ausguitarman
What's IE
I found a falt free IE9 if anyone is interested...
www.microsoft.com/IE9
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Opera, Chrome, Safari are all better than IE
IE 9 still has not got full standards compliance
Avoid IE 9 for now...
IE-x? Kym, your post title could be become a song title...
"...For Now and Ever..."
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