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I'm running Internet Explorer 7 and know I could update to versions 8 or 9, but have read that some people found a few problems with them. What is your experience of 8 and 9 please and if I did update would it be possible to revert back to IE 7? Advice appreciated.
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Yes, you can go back to an earlier version of Internet Explorer:
http://windows.micros...l-Internet-Explorer-8
However the most popular browser with the 'regulars' here in ABs Technology section is undoubtedly Firefox, with Chrome in a well-deserved second place. Very few people use IE.
Yes, you can go back to an earlier version of Internet Explorer:
http://windows.micros...l-Internet-Explorer-8
However the most popular browser with the 'regulars' here in ABs Technology section is undoubtedly Firefox, with Chrome in a well-deserved second place. Very few people use IE.
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"It is a basic statistic that Microsoft Internet Explorer is the most used Internet browser "
Is it?
Let's have a look: http://www.w3schools....rs/browsers_stats.asp
Is it?
Let's have a look: http://www.w3schools....rs/browsers_stats.asp
I find Chrome fastest and most reliable. I had IE8 and Firefox for some sites which weren't Chrome compatible.
I upgraded to IE9 - total rubbish - went back to IE8, the only browser that gives me print preview on the Times Crossword Club site.
I don't think you can avoid online snooping - even Answerbank has ads which pick up on your inputs.
My settings ask me whether I want to accept cookies each time a site asks to put one on my computer, and I reject all tracking cookies.
Is there anything else other people are diong?
I upgraded to IE9 - total rubbish - went back to IE8, the only browser that gives me print preview on the Times Crossword Club site.
I don't think you can avoid online snooping - even Answerbank has ads which pick up on your inputs.
My settings ask me whether I want to accept cookies each time a site asks to put one on my computer, and I reject all tracking cookies.
Is there anything else other people are diong?