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 Thank goodness for the internet. I was thinking about downloading Internet Explorer 7 (I use Firefox on a daily basis, but have IE for testing purposes), but definitely will not after reading some of the complaints.
My mother-in-law wasn't so lucky. She saw the notice from Microsoft, thought she could trust Microsoft, and ended up with a browser that now longer does the key things she is used to. Going back to IE 6 is nearly impossible. Great job, Microsoft! |
Get rid of this virus called IE. After you’ll install a decent browser you’ll have to manually reconnect your P2P client again. That should do it.
This IE7 is dyslexic, moronic and schizophrenic. It simply doesn't know what to do.
Imagine, I can't even log into my Paypal, Google Adsense and Citibank accounts without IE7 saying "certificate had been revoked??"
Yea right. As if Google and Paypal would ever experience that.
Good thing I got Netscape to persuade me back into sanity.
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Why did you say that going back to version 6 is nearly impossible?
I downloaded 7 and decided I didn't like it. It took me less time to remove it, than it did to install it in the first place.
I didn't even lose any bookmarks or any customized information when I reverted to version 6.
Posted by: WORTH A BILLION | December 26, 2006 11:57 PM | Permalink to Comment