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[+Brando212]

Tyler R., on 21 November 2012 - 20:18, said:

IE 9/10 is the best browser ever made by Microsoft. Please stop posting here if you cannot get you facts straight. They are 100% faster and more secure than IE8. Just Google the benchmarks for them and stop being so ignorant. What A/V do you use Norton 2006? /s

her problem is that she runs the cheapest of crappy netbooks.

that's right NETbooks

[Lord Method Man]

Andrea Borman, on 21 November 2012 - 20:13, said:

Well I have got Windows 7 and I have never upgraded to IE9. I have stuck with IE8 which is the default version of IE that comes with Windows 7, when you install it. IE10 is exactly the same as IE9. It is slow and slows down the whole of Windows.So if Microsoft think that I or anyone else is going to install IE10 they must be joking. I have uninstalled IE10 from my Windows 8 as well. So the answer to the question will I install IE10 on my Windows 7 is NO WAY.

Ugh..

[Ambroos]

Andrea Borman, on 21 November 2012 - 20:13, said:

Well I have got Windows 7 and I have never upgraded to IE9. I have stuck with IE8 which is the default version of IE that comes with Windows 7, when you install it. IE10 is exactly the same as IE9. It is slow and slows down the whole of Windows.So if Microsoft think that I or anyone else is going to install IE10 they must be joking. I have uninstalled IE10 from my Windows 8 as well. So the answer to the question will I install IE10 on my Windows 7 is NO WAY.

It's been proven over and over again that IE9 (and obviously 10) is much faster than IE8. It is also more secure and has much better compatibility with pretty much all websites.

[shozilla]

nub, on 21 November 2012 - 20:21, said:

Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

I like how you talk about IE9 but also tell us you never installed it. Do you actually use IE8 as your default browser?

Bingo! She doesn't make sense. lol

[A Geek Of All]

I had to remove IE 10 after 2 days of use, the tabs were not working correctly..

[Lord Method Man]

A Geek Of All, on 21 November 2012 - 20:31, said:

I had to remove IE 10 after 2 days of use, the tabs were not working correctly..

How so?

[N1NJ4K1LL3R]

Before I download can anyone confirm that SkyDrive’s drag & drop works on the 64 bit version?

[LUTZIFER]

Grrr, the title should be changed for this post!! Been quite some time since this came out so I thought this was new and IE 10 for Win 7 was out as a final now.

[Shane Nokes]

LUTZIFER, on 21 November 2012 - 20:42, said:

Grrr, the title should be changed for this post!! Been quite some time since this came out so I thought this was new and IE 10 for Win 7 was out as a final now.

Actually no it hasn't been quite some time...the preview was just released on 11/12...and this post was created on 11/13

[+Brando212]

Shane Nokes, on 21 November 2012 - 20:45, said:

Actually no it hasn't been quite some time...the preview was just released on 11/12...and this post was created on 11/13

a week in nerd time feels like forever

[Brian M]

Thread Cleaned

Please keep it on topic guys.

[Tyler R.]

Andrea Borman, on 21 November 2012 - 20:47, said:

Well most people don't use Internet Explorer anyway. They use either Firefox or Google Chrome. There are some sites that require Internet Explorer, but no so many of them now days.

The point is: Keep your system up to date, whether you use the app or not.

[Jose_49]

Shane Nokes, on 21 November 2012 - 20:45, said:

Actually no it hasn't been quite some time...the preview was just released on 11/12...and this post was created on 11/13

He already said that he acknowledged that the post was old

[Andrea Borman]

Well I am not going to install IE10 on Windows 7 or any other version of Windows any more than I would install IE9.
IE8 is good enough. But it could be worse.We could still be stuck with IE6 or IE7 on Windows 7 if they had not made an IE8. And you know what IE6 is like.

[+Brando212]

Andrea Borman, on 21 November 2012 - 20:47, said:

Well most people don't use Internet Explorer anyway. They use either Firefox or Google Chrome. There are some sites that require Internet Explorer, but no so many of them now days.

wanna check those stats again? IE is still right up there with firefox and chrome