Interesting...although, as was pointed out, switching browsers could expose one to other risks.
I use IE for Windows Updates...that's it. Firefox and Google Chrome are my babies!
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Interesting...although, as was pointed out, switching browsers could expose one to other risks.
I use IE for Windows Updates...that's it. Firefox and Google Chrome are my babies!
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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Why? I use Firefox, and I get Windows Updates without ever using IE.Originally Posted by Catty1
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I use Firefox too. Your update notifications come from Microsoft. If you want to check for updates, only IE will go to the site and search.
That's what I meant.
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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I had no idea! I've often thought I should just delete IE, since I don't use it.
Thanks!
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LOL - TRY and delete IE! You may go back to version 6 or earlier (!!!!) but it will never leave...lol.
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
Abrupt and Abrasive.
With XP and earlier WOS IE is part of the OS, I thought with Vista and 7 IE could be completely removed. I never kept vista long enough to try. Im pretty sure I stripped IE off of one of my 7 install disks, if I had a 4th comp Ild try it out.
Opera FTW!!!
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I have 7...maybe I should try and then reboot to see if it reinstalls??? lol
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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