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Interesting thread here. Basically if you want to keep using FTP in explorer view with normal functionality then steer well clear of IE10 and IE11.
IE10 wont allow me to open FTP files in Explorer View
Sadly MS shows no inclinations to fix. I feel IE10 and IE11 are a backwards step over IE9 which ticked along very nicely. Trouble is we will all have to use them sooner or later as major players like Google drop support.
I do personally feel MS with Windows 8 and IE10/11 are forcing change for the sake of change. Anyways it's an interesting thread nonetheless and just wanted potential users to to be aware. Of course most of the masses will not use FTP but just in case.
IE10 wont allow me to open FTP files in Explorer View
Sadly MS shows no inclinations to fix. I feel IE10 and IE11 are a backwards step over IE9 which ticked along very nicely. Trouble is we will all have to use them sooner or later as major players like Google drop support.
I do personally feel MS with Windows 8 and IE10/11 are forcing change for the sake of change. Anyways it's an interesting thread nonetheless and just wanted potential users to to be aware. Of course most of the masses will not use FTP but just in case.
My Computer
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bitSandybridge 2820 QM 2.3 ghz8 gbAMD Radeon 6970m
- Computer type
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