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Tomorrow, an old friend will die. This was a pal to many of us, someone who would be there when you needed them, someone who would help you through the good times and bad. When you needed to look up the Battle of Waterloo, it was there. When you needed to spank it to whatever disgusting freak fetish you like but God abhors, it didn't judge. When you wanted to download some applications that would inevitably nuke your computer but you didn't have Limewire, it did so with a smile on its face. It did its job and helped you in more ways than you'll ever know. Sure, it was a bit slow, and got paced by newer, sleeker models, and it was a security nightmare, but it was always there, just in the background. In later years, it would wonder why you never came around anymore. Maybe you didn't remember. Maybe you didn't like it, but it still would have been there for you. And tomorrow, we say goodbye. It's the end of the road to something we relied on in our formative years. https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2021/05/19/the-future-of-internet-explorer-on-windows-10-is-in-microsoft-edge/  Use this thread to say goodbye to Internet Explorer. Thank you for all the memories 
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Now it can join adobe flash
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I use Firefox, not that Chrome poo poo for normies
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I will mostly remember the group policies
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Lmao
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Jun 14, 2022 16:13
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What browser you are using isn't about world piece.
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lmao
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Jun 14, 2022 16:14
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Just loling at all the old people who will have to switch to a new web browser.
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ie can get hosed and i am going to piss & poo poo on it's grave daily
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7iVWK2W48o
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i used it in the 90s and have no specific nostalgia for it. don’t know why anyone cares about this, and it’s very important for me to let you know.
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Jun 14, 2022 16:17
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explore in h*ck, bitch
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Jun 14, 2022 16:18
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IE was so bad that I refuse to use Edge to this day just out of spite.
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Jun 14, 2022 16:18
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EorayMel posted:Now it can join adobe flash Yeah but flash actually had a purpose
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Blooster posted:IE was so bad that I refuse to use Edge to this day just out of spite. I sometimes click edge accidentally on my personal computer and go "wait poo poo" and immediately close it and go to chrome My work has been begging people for months to switch to Edge, and it's gonna be real funny when it's deleted off computers and people are confused. We also have specific applications that are IE only which is going to be just stellar to work through
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Blooster posted:IE was so bad that I refuse to use Edge to this day just out of spite. Same. Mentally I cannot separate the two.
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Seth Pecksniff posted:I sometimes click edge accidentally on my personal computer and go "wait poo poo" and immediately close it and go to chrome I have to use edge for inventory blackflush and stuff at work, the MS skin is annoying but it's a pretty fast generic browser otherwise. Completely the opposite of our overweight departed pariah of a garbage browser. I still use chrome out of habit at home.
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Lmao I’m glad it’s dead.
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My work uses Dynamics 365 as our CRM, which is a Microsoft product and yet we use Chrome as a browser because Dynamics doesn’t work well with Edge lmao.
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I used to install a ton of add-ons. I can’t remember what they called them. Bars that go under the search bar. They were pretty cool.
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My favourite part of IE was that Windows was so poorly designed in so many parts that the OS assumed IE was there, and so many calls would rely on it. So many nerds who forcefully removed IE experienced a lot of issues because random, unrelated apps and services would try to make a call that relied on IE, only to get nothing and crash.
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Vegetable posted:I used to install a ton of add-ons. I can’t remember what they called them. Bars that go under the search bar. They were pretty cool. hell yeah!  
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Vegetable posted:I used to install a ton of add-ons. I can’t remember what they called them. Bars that go under the search bar. They were pretty cool.  syntaxfunction posted:My favourite part of IE was that Windows was so poorly designed in so many parts that the OS assumed IE was there, and so many calls would rely on it. So many nerds who forcefully removed IE experienced a lot of issues because random, unrelated apps and services would try to make a call that relied on IE, only to get nothing and crash. My friend, that is called ACTIVE DESKTOP TECHNOLOGY and it is the way of the future, care of this unwieldy gigantic browser plugin
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 Bad rear end Mafia Toolbar for IE is developed by Bad rear end Mafia. The most popular version of this product among our users is 6.2. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers.
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perhaps the real explorer were the bonzi buddies we made along the
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if you want to relive the internet explorer days the way you remember it instead of the way it actually was, just play Hypnospace Outlaw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08pRvLDsxIs
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MrQwerty posted:My friend, that is called ACTIVE DESKTOP TECHNOLOGY and it is the way of the future, care of this unwieldy gigantic browser plugin There was active desktop for sure, but then there was random applications and services for like, I dunno, temperature monitoring or something, that relied on IE for telemetry and poo poo. It was such a clusterfuck and it was great. Disable IE and suddenly you can't see file sizes or random other bugs. I can't remember specifics but it was fun times. For all the current clusterfuck that is Windows they've definitely learned to decouple a lot of stuff. Except search being tied to EDGE AND NOTHING ELSE. Apparently that is forbidden technology.
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o7
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syntaxfunction posted:Except search being tied to EDGE AND NOTHING ELSE. Apparently that is forbidden technology. ACTIVE DESKTOP technology
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I was much more upset when MSN messenger died and I had nowhere to put my status message as some deep lyrics that were hinting to a girl that I fancied her
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Panic! At The Tesco posted:I was much more upset when MSN messenger died and I had nowhere to put my status message as some deep lyrics that were hinting to a girl that I fancied her yahoo messenger was really cool cuz it had a scratchpad and stuff, did a lot of hand-drawing detailed stuff with a mouse in that one
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MrQwerty posted:yahoo messenger was really cool cuz it had a scratchpad and stuff, did a lot of hand-drawing detailed stuff with a mouse in that one MSN had that at one point too, at one point it would also show what song you were listening to live, so you could use that to try and hint at said fanciable girl as well. I didn't use yahoo messenger much except for chatrooms. MSN Messenger was always the main one in the UK when I was younger. "get yous on MSN" you'd say to your pals as you left the skatepark to head home for dinner. The good old days.
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explorer? i barely knew'er!
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I mostly use chrome and safari to edge.
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