Google Puts Internet Explorer 8 on Notice, Ends Support in Nov.

Anak said:

Thank You A Guy, it looks like I will have to bite the bullet, and start helping the DW with IE9.

Bugs? I seem to recall users were having problems with IE9 when it first debut.

This deals with Flash, and Shockwave:
Why are there still so many bugs in IE9? - Microsoft Answers

This deals with an Intel driver that I have (Igdkmd64.sys (64-bit) v8.15.10.1968), but the one in the link is Igdkmd64.sys (64-bit) v8.15.10.2104, so, I'll probably have problems there.
Flash apps--newest version of Adobe Flash installed - Is anyone having - Microsoft Answers

There were also problems with CSS, and hardware acceleration, but I digress, and its time to get .
Hope you had a great weekend!

i never had any problem with IE9 even when it was beta. when it came out i stayed with it. if people would use the recommended install they wouldnt have any problems.

z3r010 said:

For best results you should be using a SPDY enabled browser such as Chrome or Firefox when using google sites such as gmail.

Google developed open network protocol with Google sites might not be faster than accessing the same site without SPDY:

Guy's Pod » Blog Archive » Not as SPDY as You Thought

Without SPDY, IE 10 is faster Chrome or Firefox:

Internet Explorer 10 Is the Fastest Browser, Better Than Chrome 20 and Firefox 13 - Softpedia

When you have a 30 Mbs pipe to the Internet on you computer and 4G on your smartphone, does 0.6 second really matter?

M1GU31 said:

The thing is that cost a lot of money to upgrade and you just can't upgrade xp machines to 7 so easily because the machines are designed for xp and performance would be low if 7 was installed and they would have to re-config the whole network. You would also have to buy more ram for every computer in the facility and upgrade to other programs since some xp programs don't work on 7 and imagine the cost for business licenses to have every computer be genuine. Anyways yea they will eventually move on but with today's economy that is going to be very hard and costly.

Hardware and licensing costs are costly, so is updating legacy business applications that were written for IE 6. I've seen companies where the business flatly denied updating such business applications that would've cost much more than hardware and licensing...

BING IT ON
take the challenge Bing win 2 to 1 every time.
theres a challenge for the search engines Bing and Google.
people say google is fast, i ask if its so much better than IE, then how come google hasnt come out with its own OS for computers. cause if you take windows off your computer, can you still use google?

latecomer said:

BING IT ON
take the challenge Bing win 2 to 1 every time.
theres a challenge for the search engines Bing and Google.
people say google is fast, i ask if its so much better than IE, then how come google hasnt come out with its own OS for computers. cause if you take windows off your computer, can you still use google?

Chromium

Not that catastrophically notice. It didn't say the sites will not work at all, just "not supported". In the short them, they'll work as normal and in the long run we'll slowly begin to see some bugs, it's not an all or nothing thing.

Regardless, it's a good idea to dissuade people of usnig IE, 6, 8 or 9, or whatever. If Google if really serious about security, it should forbidden every IE on every of it's sites, and allow only serious browsers.

But I don't think anyone will change its mind of what browser to use just because Google says so.

IE9 has the best security Alejandro.. look up threat blog from the popular antivirus software makers. there you will see how they know which browser has the best security.
the biggest problem people face with internet explorer, is they opt for the custom install where they choose what they want. i use to do that got viruses and tracking cookies, since i started installing the recommended, i havent had any viruses or tracking cookies.
plus i use microsoft security esstential.