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Story: Thinking of ditching IE? Think again
Posted by: Percy Rotteveel (Thursday 20 October 2005, 3:04 PM)
It is a very weak argument to reconsider to switch away from IE due to its “rich functionality". When ever you have to choose between IE specific “functionality” and security, security should put more weight into the scale. And when you have to give up this IE specific “functionality” there are always other ways to obtain the same functionality without IE.
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And what happens if you are not running Windows in... Anonymous -
Yarden might have been well intentioned in writing... Anonymous
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Sure, don't ditch IE. But that shouldn't mean ditc... Arthur B.
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This article is a baseless advertisement for IE. T... Anonymous
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Of course you keep IE around: generally you have t... Fred Negus
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I use other browsers because of all the functional... Anonymous
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I stopped using IE after a month of closing unwant... Peter Simpson
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Obviously on the side of IE. The pain of migratin... Simon Buckner
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Stick with Firefox it will never let you down!
IE... Ryan Jones
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Microsoft wide web rather than World wide web I su... Anonymous
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