Hole in Internet Explorer
By humaaaa
@humaaaa (1386)
Pakistan
January 3, 2007 10:59pm CST
There has been a hole in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, it hangs for sometime while you try to browse to anyweb site.
Microsoft sent and update that is Internet Explorer 7 but it needs geniuine Windows verifiction which means mostly people who don't have Registered copy of Windows they can't
install internet explorer 7 from the web.
This has degraced the popularity of Internet Explorer in users and nearly every one has dropped Internet Explorer and are using other browers.
2 people like this
4 responses
@vishveshraiter (6)
• Hong Kong
4 Jan 07
Hi, will you please tell me in detail, what really concerns you in IE 6.0?
@armywifey (882)
• United States
4 Jan 07
I think a lot of people are dropping IE and going to Mozilla Firefox. I personally use both. I find that for somethings it is easier to use Firefox rather than IE and vise versa. I have the new IE 7 and I am not totally impressed with it. I have had some issues like not being able to open PDF files which I can easily do with Firefox. I guess it's just a matter of what people prefer.
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@umerasif (532)
• Pakistan
5 Jan 07
Well I dont knwo about most users since I dont have any statistics on it. But I for one am still using Internet Explorer and have no problems using it. Maybe the reason is that I have a registered windows installed and my software keeps updating on its own since I have a 24 hour connectivity to the internet. Can you please provide a source of the information that you have quoted in your post. Would really appreciate a resonse on it soon
@zeeshan123 (216)
• Pakistan
4 Jan 07
ya rite...
i use netscape instead of IE now...!
but than..
how would u feel if u create a million dollar software which worths hundreds of dollars in the market and people selling the stolen copies for few bucks illegaly..without buying any rights to sell...
so i guess microsoft is doing the rite thing..this would help reduce piracy..
and i m sure they would be earning a lot more now than they were before ...