That is the lamest reason to say a piece of software sucks. I mean, do you honestly expect Microsoft to keep supporting old versions of Windows? Eventually, they'll stop releasing windows updates for XP as well. And I bet you'll say something like, "omg micro$oft sucks because they won't support my 12 year old operating system" (End of extended support for XP Pro is April 8, 2014).
IE9 is by far the best version of Internet Explorer Microsoft has released. It's much faster and for once, standards compliant. It's not much on features or customization options, but it's fine for most people.
Server: IE5.5 (never really need to use the server, it just hosts sites)
Desktop: IE8
Gateway laptop (win 95): Opera 9
Toshiba laptop (win 95): IE4
IBM T60: Firefox 6/Maxthon 11 (I think? HDD died last week)
HP laptop: Firefox 6/IE10 Platform Preview/IE9
That is the lamest reason to say a piece of software sucks. I mean, do you honestly expect Microsoft to keep supporting old versions of Windows? Eventually, they'll stop releasing windows updates for XP as well. And I bet you'll say something like, "omg micro$oft sucks because they won't support my 12 year old operating system" (End of extended support for XP Pro is April 8, 2014).
IE9 is by far the best version of Internet Explorer Microsoft has released. It's much faster and for once, standards compliant. It's not much on features or customization options, but it's fine for most people.
I do believe they should of at least backported 9's Trident engine to 8, given their record for being the pain in the ass to the web.
That said most of you probably know I'm a die hard chrome fan =3
iOS: Opera Mini
Windows 9x: Opera 10.63, or 11.11 over KernelEx
Windows 2000/XP: Opera 11.11 or 11.61 (or whatever's the latest now)
Ubuntu: Opera 11.61
... and the OSs I rarely use:
Mac OS 9: Opera ~6.5
Mac OS X 10.3: Opera 9.64
Mac OS X (10.4+/Intel): Opera 11.x
anything even more strange on a machine that has any network connection at all: Opera if at all possible.
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That is the lamest reason to say a piece of software sucks. I mean, do you honestly expect Microsoft to keep supporting old versions of Windows? Eventually, they'll stop releasing windows updates for XP as well. And I bet you'll say something like, "omg micro$oft sucks because they won't support my 12 year old operating system" (End of extended support for XP Pro is April 8, 2014).
IE9 is by far the best version of Internet Explorer Microsoft has released. It's much faster and for once, standards compliant. It's not much on features or customization options, but it's fine for most people.
Desktop: IE8
Gateway laptop (win 95): Opera 9
Toshiba laptop (win 95): IE4
IBM T60: Firefox 6/Maxthon 11 (I think? HDD died last week)
HP laptop: Firefox 6/IE10 Platform Preview/IE9
Those are the main ones
Um... what?
I do believe they should of at least backported 9's Trident engine to 8, given their record for being the pain in the ass to the web.
That said most of you probably know I'm a die hard chrome fan =3
iOS: Opera Mini
Windows 9x: Opera 10.63, or 11.11 over KernelEx
Windows 2000/XP: Opera 11.11 or 11.61 (or whatever's the latest now)
Ubuntu: Opera 11.61
... and the OSs I rarely use:
Mac OS 9: Opera ~6.5
Mac OS X 10.3: Opera 9.64
Mac OS X (10.4+/Intel): Opera 11.x
anything even more strange on a machine that has any network connection at all: Opera if at all possible.
HTF is that even possible?