Why I think IE9 sucks

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  1. Posts : 795
    10 Home x64
       #11

    Windows XP will soon fade away, and when time passes and new OS' release so will Vista and 7. It's simple.

    You said that you have to restart, but it's actually a random thing. It will either close explorer.exe or restart. On my Packard Bell, I had to restart, on my custom built rig I didn't.

    About the user interface, if you think Firefox looks cool then you should look at Oprah. I stopped using Firefox ever since. I think the user interface is nice and easy to get used to.

    About Bing being the default search engine is false. You can set it to Google, Yahoo! ect.
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  2. Posts : 1
    7/64
       #12

    Hopalong X said:
    Open IE click tools. Go down list to Compatability View settings and click.

    New window as below check all three boxes at bottom. Click Close.
    This will give you comp view on all pages automatically.

    Mike
    This method causes problems on some sites I visit...i.e. Gmail
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  3. Posts : 1
    Windows XP Pro with VM's of Vista Home Prem and 7 home Prem
       #13

    IE9 is terribly buggy...I'm not sure what you people are doing or not doing that say it's fine and great but you surely can't be using it all that much!!
    I myself prefer IE over any others such as firefox or chome however it drives me nuts and boggles my mind when we are forced to use an inferior browser just because someone at microsoft has decided to no longer let us use the older more stable browser (IE8).
    I am a computer repair tech and have for months now been removing and down-grading peoples computers to IE8 so they can get the functionality back. Personally I think it's silly, and it SHOULD be allowed for Windows 7 users to chose between using the IE version of their preferance....After all we aren't talking about APPLE here were we have our experience controlled by big brother Apple because heck he just knows what we want more than we do....THAT is the reason Windows OS's have exceled in their market share.... CHOICE....consumers deserve it and demand it! Ignoring that fact can and may be deadly....
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  4. Posts : 1,781
    Windows 7 Professional SP1 32-bit
       #14

    MadSupra354 said:
    ...if you think Firefox looks cool then you should look at Oprah.
    Hmm.

    Why I think IE9 sucks-20070520-firefox_logo.jpg vs. Why I think IE9 sucks-oprah300.jpg ...

    Yeah, I think you're right. Oprah is hotter.
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  5. Posts : 2,528
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #15

    xxAlphaGeekxx said:
    IE9 is terribly buggy...I'm not sure what you people are doing or not doing that say it's fine and great but you surely can't be using it all that much!!
    I myself prefer IE over any others such as firefox or chome however it drives me nuts and boggles my mind when we are forced to use an inferior browser just because someone at microsoft has decided to no longer let us use the older more stable browser (IE8).
    I am a computer repair tech and have for months now been removing and down-grading peoples computers to IE8 so they can get the functionality back. Personally I think it's silly, and it SHOULD be allowed for Windows 7 users to chose between using the IE version of their preferance....After all we aren't talking about APPLE here were we have our experience controlled by big brother Apple because heck he just knows what we want more than we do....THAT is the reason Windows OS's have exceled in their market share.... CHOICE....consumers deserve it and demand it! Ignoring that fact can and may be deadly....
    IE9 wasn't forced on anyone - Windows 7 comes with IE8, so if someone has IE9, they installed it. Second, IE9 works fine - I spend hours and hours inside of it every day, and do not have a lot of the issues other folks seem to bring up here. Most of this revolves around not being logged in and running as an Administrator (which disables a good bit of the protection you get running IE8 or 9 on Win7), UAC disabled, and installing every random thing that hooks into IE (at this point, IE is running non-Microsoft code in the core of the browser engine - you figure out what's happening at that point, 'cause it just got a *lot* harder to troubleshoot).
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  6. Posts : 120
    Win 7
       #16

    I don't fret the IE9 debacle. IE was lagging in version 8, 7, and 6. Haven't used any of them in years. I used Avant for a while (until it croaked) and then switched to Firefox.

    To me, concern over the quality of IE 9 (or any other version) is like worrying about the cheese on the dark side of the moon. It doesn't exist, so I ignore it.
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  7. Posts : 42
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
       #17

    I find IE9 a good browser by the time a spell checker (Speckie) and a couple of tracking protection lists (TPLs) are added.
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  8. Posts : 925
    Windows 10 Pro
       #18

    IE9 has improved for Web Developers, partially myself :) Less headaches.
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  9. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
       #19

    Just like Short People, IE9 has no reason to live


    I've ALWAYS had IE. I loved the feel and the look; nice eye candy.
    Then, somebody at Microsoft decided it needed to drive us loyalists away.
    They searched high and low for decades seeking a way to make us abandon ship.
    Finally, they've succeed. It's name is "ADD-ON NOTIFICATIONS." Apparently,
    they are VERY proud of it because it can't be disabled.
    Yesterday I took Google Chrome for a spin. I like. I bought.
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  10. Posts : 297
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 Service Pack 1
       #20

    Dude everybody hates IE9. Don't feel alone on it!

    And Google Chrome ftw!
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