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end of an era...
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Xavier James
Charles Flores
>Karnataka: Man quits IT job to start first donkey farm
Based Sirs.
Blake Howard
I don't get nostalgic for IE, it was bad right from the start
Grayson Kelly
how long before we get the IE soul posters?
Carson Myers
Will not be missed.
The only cool thing about IE was IE6 where you could theme the browser to match the OS or whatever, and had that cool built in black theme.
Also, how will all these cheap ass federal websites handle this? There's still a ton of cheap government piece of shit sites that require IE. I bet a lot of them will cling to browser extensions to get by with compatibility.
David Nguyen
I used that thing back in the day. It would constantly crash and there where no tabs. Really don't feel nostalgic about it.
Jayden Torres
My company still uses IE at work for anything that requires security cards. My god what a clusterfuck anything related to smart card identification/signing is and if you have to use two type of cards like two banks on same computer you're so fucked...
Christopher Taylor
*Brays loudly*
Oliver Hernandez
Despite what Microsoft wants you to think, IE will continue to haunt from beyond the grave for years to come. The "IE mode" in Edge is a full on Internet Explorer instance, it uses that same ancient ass IE11 engine and that concession will stick around for approximately forever because that's the enterprise way.
Chase Ortiz
Edge has IE mode built into it for exactly this reason, I had multiple systems on prem that's guis could be accessed via IE.
Ayden Stewart
>The "IE mode" in Edge is a full on Internet Explorer instance, it uses that same ancient ass IE11 engine and that concession will stick around for approximately forever because that's the enterprise way.
jesus what a fucking shitshow
Samuel Martinez
aren't there some stuff that breaks when you remove ie from windows
how are they gonna get around that, does edge already support whatever ie does
Elijah Edwards
is it though? IE is literally the backbone of so many enterprise guis that won't ever past their local network and handle everything from train stations to coffee machines. Removing it would be a major mistake.
Connor Cook
won't that present a massive vulnerability challenge later down the line?
Nathan Jackson
time to remove IE from my babel configs
FREEDOM
Andrew Johnson
>90 users get nostalgic
fixed that typo
William Perry
i'm nostalgic for when people weren't so damn nostalgic
Isaac Rodriguez
>end of an era...
"Getting rid of" IE11 is virtue signaling to promote Chr-edge. If anyone just started deleting executables on someone else's Linux box like this they'd be found dead floating in the river.
The MSHTML.DLL rendering engine will always be in Windows because of HtmlHelp and DHTML user interfaces. If you want to bring back IE just create a silly tabbed WinForms app and use the WebBrowser control.
Internet Explorer would still be relevant if the Jews didn't keep niggling with established internet protocols just to force planned obsolescence.
Jonathan James
This thread is filled with zoomers and seethefags
IE gave me many fun years of flash play. Yes IE was shit.
William Scott
>if the Jews didn't keep niggling with established internet protocols just to force planned obsolescence.
They do this with literally everything.
Cameron Ramirez
>nostalgic for IE
No thanks, I used Netscape.
Brody Moore
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