Never Use Internet Explorer

[pioneer]

Internet Explorer is outdated, dangerous, and risky.
For fast, secure, and smooth Internet surfing, use Mozilla Firefox.
Download it from www.mozilla.org

[timOfish]

Chrome is a very good browser too. Depending on your pc and os, chrome and mozilla works just fine.

[david]

hinay man ang mozilla firefox, mao sa internet expolorer na ko permi mogamit

[insurectus]

hinay ang FF kung daghan plugins or add-ons naka install

[kiamoy]

Haha kuya Mike you're unfair! Anyway alot of issues are fixed in IE9. >  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/default.aspx?WT.mc_id=MSCOM_HP_US_ITP_113LSUS004415

[hofelina]

Daghang pop-ups!

[kiamoy]

Te what is the version of your IE? What pop-ups are those? or wait. would you even bother to have it fixed? (i can try)hahahah

[hofelina]

wow, mozilla firefox nako Day, lipay ko sa imong posting, mingaw pod gamay.

[kiamoy]

Google Chrome is nice too. You can type "search keys" directly on the address  bar like IE9.

miss you too t!!

[insurectus]

depende pod sa website pero og kargado css code ang site dakong posibilidad nga
bungkag tanawon sa IE

[hofelina]

depende pod sa website pero og kargado css code ang site dakong posibilidad nga
bungkag tanawon sa IE

tagai ko ug pananglitay Doy, palihog. Gawas pa unsa man ang diperensya sa laing website diay?

[Raquelproud boholana]

I am using Safari browser wala na ko maanad aning internet explorer hinay unlike sa Safari perti ka paspas.

[taga tigbao]

NAka internet explorer man ming tanan. So far wa man puy nangreklamo kung hinay ba.

[fdaray]

Unsay ka kahay mosunod nga kusog. Change is endless to our communication  system.

[G@Len]

Google Chrome is nice too. You can type "search keys" directly on the address bar like IE9.

Hi Kiams, using firefox 3.6.15 here, “search keys” is also applicable in the address bar so you may switch to FF if you like.

README: Chrome Privacy

I agree that Chrome is a fast browser but my concern is my privacy… its enough for me to share my gcalendar, gmail, footprints, flickr, youtube (and others?) to Google since I’m using android phone and google’s search engine but not to the point of giving away my system info and my browsing behavior to them.

hinay ang FF kung daghan plugins or add-ons naka install

Yeah, I agree. You may also try using “vacuum places” – this addon will fragment your sqlite database to boost your firefox. If you're techie enough, you can also tweak your firefox settings and I think I saw Mike’s post about the FF tweak somewhere in TB.

By the way, agree to Mike -- no to IE… security sucks…

[kiamoy]

security sucks ..like too restricted?

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

Mike, i worked @ an office from this company called AECOM...They are worldwide, pero Internet Explorer man lagi ang ilang gamit...

[kiamoy]

because of security.. it's connected with Windows Firewall, Windows Updates and Security Essentials.

[fdaray]

Luma na man ang internet explorer.

[kiamoy]

What version of IE is luma?

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

Luma na man ang internet explorer.

Must be a GOOD luma...

[G@Len]

security sucks ..like too restricted?

sucks because its coming from micro$oft...

kidding aside, daghan baya sad ug maayo nga feature ang IE but since its a closed-source application then you never knw what's inside and what are these updates doing sa imong system. for my personal point of view, i feel secured when i knw what services are running on my system even without much powerful antivirus at least i can still get rid those untrusted processes running.

Mike, i worked @ an office from this company called AECOM...They are worldwide, pero Internet Explorer man lagi ang ilang gamit...

Sir, personally this will depend on which environment ang imong setting. For an enterprise, ma-minimize ra ang risk due to enterprise protection solutions in place but for home use then magdepende na sa user unsaon niya pag-hardened ang iyang system... pero still higher ang risk sa home compare nimo to a company setup.

[Lorenzo]

I don't use Internet Explorer. I use Moxilla Firefox and have no problem.

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

sucks because its coming from micro$oft...

Sir, personally this will depend on which environment ang imong setting. For an enterprise, ma-minimize ra ang risk due to enterprise protection solutions in place but for home use then magdepende na sa user unsaon niya pag-hardened ang iyang system... pero still higher ang risk sa home compare nimo to a company setup.

Thank You sa pag explain. Pero waa koy puter sa balay..dili pa ka afford...

[insurectus]

@kiamoy tech support ka sa MS?
naa unta ko question about ani IE8 unsa ang explanation ngano ang CMYK based nga image
dili ma view but ok ni siya sa FF or other browsers gi turn on na ang compatibility view

[kiamoy]

sucks because its coming from micro$oft...

kidding aside, daghan baya sad ug maayo nga feature ang IE but since its a closed-source application then you never knw what's inside and what are these updates doing sa imong system. for my personal point of view, i feel secured when i knw what services are running on my system even without much powerful antivirus at least i can still get rid those untrusted processes running.

About Important Automatic Updates, it's important to install all of them because some are hotfixes on known errors, updates for system files, registry, malicious software, security , 3rd party website threats, spyware, adware, and IE security, known virus, for your Windows. Being up-to-date is a way for you to know that your computer is stable. Else it will crash, give errors, BSOD, or change alot of settings. Why it does that? Because automatic updates by default tries to fix your computer thus the changes.

If you want to choose the updates then click on Customize for XP or View updates for V and 7.

If you want to know more about the update you'll observe that every update has a corresponding KBXXXXXX. where X = numbers
you then go to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/xxxxxx .

example:  http://support.microsoft.com/KB/2506014 you'll see that the article gives an information about that certain update.

[kiamoy]

@kiamoy tech support ka sa MS?
naa unta ko question about ani IE8 unsa ang explanation ngano ang CMYK based nga image
dili ma view but ok ni siya sa FF or other browsers gi turn on na ang compatibility view

nope.

what version mo FF?  cause v2 does not work..
did you try it with IE9? what's your o/s?  are you using Photoshop?

[kiamoy]

Mike, i worked @ an office from this company called AECOM...They are worldwide, pero Internet Explorer man lagi ang ilang gamit...

because Internet Explorer is embedded in all Microsoft operating system.  All the others are non-Microsoft. So if an organization using Microsoft's Windows  use a 3rd-party browser/s encounter any type of problem, Windows won't be able to support or know why it is happening. Cause again, it is not solely tested nor updated for Windows.


imo

[kiamoy]

phew

[PR0CESS0R]

Wala may probs ang IE basta license softwares lang with license anti-virus then updated tanan.

[vrglguapo]

correct

[kiamoy]

there you go.

[tohnichi007]

Internet Explorer is outdated, dangerous, and risky.
For fast, secure, and smooth Internet surfing, use Mozilla Firefox.
Download it from www.mozilla.org

Pero sukad nasulod ko aning akong company 7 years ago  IE gihapon gamit namo... online process flow sa work....