IE9 add-ons

[otuatail]

IE9 has a bottom pop up telling me about add ons. There is an option to ask me later. I want an option dont ask me EVER AGAIN

 

[BrightBlessings]

You can't disable it. But you can do this and you should not have pop up again.

Internet Explorer 9 – stop asking about add-ons! « Friedman IT Solutions

 

[otuatail]

No this is not what I want. I should be allowed to enable add-ons I want and disable add-ons I do not want and then to be left alone. As an example in a previous version of windows (not in windows 7) I can disable windows updates and also change how windows notifies me and select do not notify me.

If I get the IE9 shortcut and modify it yo add -extoff

IE9 willl not allow me to continue untill I manage the add-ons

 

[UsernameIssues]

...As an example in a previous version of windows (not in windows 7) I can disable windows updates and also change how windows notifies me and select do not notify me....

I realize that this is just an example and not the topic of your thread, but it sounds like you are saying that you cannot control updates in W7



As far as starting IE with the -extoff switch and getting the popup...
...I don't see a way to turn that popup off; maybe others know how to do that.

 

[otuatail]

No this is becoming a pain the AR**
IE9 is still plaguing me with

Speed up browsing by disabling add-ons. [Choose add-ons] [Ask me later]


We will not leave you alone until you do what we say

Yours truly
Bill Gates

 

[otuatail]

And this is not going away.

You are running with add-ons disabled

Is it against Microsofts code of practice to run IE9 without add-ons enabled. If so why is this considered an ilegal act?

 

[UsernameIssues]

And this is not going away.

You are running with add-ons disabled

Is it against Microsofts code of practice to run IE9 without add-ons enabled. If so why is this considered an ilegal act?

I personally do not run with "add-ons disabled". My guess is that doing so is meant to be used when troubleshooting some behavior... not for day to day use.

If MS were to make a setting that allowed every IE user to change the behavior to their liking, there would be too many settings.