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Base64 wrote:

I prefer chrome after Firefox though, but Firefox has better plugins/addons, UI, and features. Chrome is faster and more secure than ie, and I don't like the safari layout AT ALL, and it's slower than chrome and Firefox. Id say Firefox, then chrome, then ie and safari

Welcome to Scratch, Base64!

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scratchisthebest wrote:

My school finally came to it's senses and installed Chrome on all the computers in the library.

So I would look at other peoples computers and they were "using" IE (hint: you can't *use* it, you can only yell at it for being stoopid), with toolbars being a total of six inches tall and like 40% of the screen for browsing space

And I was like NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Y U NO USE 1NT0RNET BROWSER
A REAL ONE
WHYYYYYY

And better yet, they were complaining it's slow!! Right on cue!

lol. I wish my school would get it, We're stuck w/ Forefox and IE And Im like What? Seriously!

I have Chrome, but my school has IE!

Internet Explorer 10 came out today!!! But this is a Chrome thread, so yeah. Chrome is a good browser.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

LuigisLand4 wrote:

Instagram wrote:

lol. I wish my school would get it, We're stuck w/ Forefox and IE And Im like What? Seriously!

I have Chrome, but my school has IE!

Then download it yourself, unless you are told not too. Our school has IE10, Firefox 17, Chrome 21, and on the iMac lab, Safari and Chrome 21. Internet Explorer is a good browser. I don't see why everyone hates it 

Ask any web developer. They'll tell you IE is a pain to try and compensate for in their web design.

Ask any casual web user. They'll tell you IE is slow as anything.

Ask any old time PC user. They'll tell you IE not only gives you viruses, but itself is a virus.

Ask any Mac user. They'll tell you that they're glad IE no longer ships with OSX.

Ask anyone. They'll tell you IE is the worst browser ever...


Well it does have one purpose in life

jji7skyline wrote:

Ask any Mac user. They'll tell you that they're glad IE no longer ships with OSX.

wat? Why would Microsoft IE ever ship with OSX?

I use the open-source Chromium, which for some reason seems faster than Chrome, even though the latter is based in it. Perfectly compatible with all Chrome extensions, too.

Both Chrome and Chromium are awesome web browsers c:

Our school has Admin passwords too, but for whatever reason it lets us bypass it. Do u have windows 7 at ur school?

It should work still. Or our computers are just messed up.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

Internet Explorer is a good browser. I don't see why everyone hates it 

all the security holes that let viruses download themselves?

LeDerpy123 wrote:

Internet Explorer is a good browser. I don't see why everyone hates it :)

Perhaps the newest IE10 is better, but if you ever create a website of any type I'm sure you'll appreciate the compatibility and rendering issues in IE6.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

My experiences with:
Firefox: Junk. Crashes all the time. SOOOOO slow, too many addons with viruses, and the UI is terrible.
Chrome: Nice, but slow with a lot of addons. It looks appealing but is too simplified for the average user.
Safari: Junk on the PC. On the Mac, still a peice of junk. WHENEVER I GET A SECURITY CERTIFICATE ERROR, IT WILL NOT LET ME DO ANYTHING UNTIL I CLICK CANCEL OR CONTINUE OR ANYTHING. IT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
Opera: Actually a good browser that nobody pays attention to. My main browser, after IE.
Internet Explorer: Least interruptive browser ever. Greatest UI ever. No interuptions, fast, just plain awesome.

Ever tried disabling/not installing unverified addons?
And, uh, why exactly are you regularly receiving security certificate errors? (or at least enough for you to complain about their annoyance)
They usually indicate an untrustworthy site.

catachresis wrote:

LeDerpy123 wrote:

Internet Explorer is a good browser. I don't see why everyone hates it 

Perhaps the newest IE10 is better, but if you ever create a website of any type I'm sure you'll appreciate the compatibility and rendering issues in IE6.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

My experiences with:
Firefox: Junk. Crashes all the time. SOOOOO slow, too many addons with viruses, and the UI is terrible.
Chrome: Nice, but slow with a lot of addons. It looks appealing but is too simplified for the average user.
Safari: Junk on the PC. On the Mac, still a peice of junk. WHENEVER I GET A SECURITY CERTIFICATE ERROR, IT WILL NOT LET ME DO ANYTHING UNTIL I CLICK CANCEL OR CONTINUE OR ANYTHING. IT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
Opera: Actually a good browser that nobody pays attention to. My main browser, after IE.
Internet Explorer: Least interruptive browser ever. Greatest UI ever. No interuptions, fast, just plain awesome.

Ever tried disabling/not installing unverified addons?
And, uh, why exactly are you regularly receiving security certificate errors? (or at least enough for you to complain about their annoyance)
They usually indicate an untrustworthy site.

IE6? Really? If you look at http://www.ie6countdown.com, you will see that 0.4% of America uses IE6. I see what you did there, but 9 and 10 are still the best.

LeDerpy123 wrote:

My experiences with:
Firefox: Junk. Crashes all the time. SOOOOO slow, too many addons with viruses, and the UI is terrible.
Chrome: Nice, but slow with a lot of addons. It looks appealing but is too simplified for the average user.
Safari: Junk on the PC. On the Mac, still a peice of junk. WHENEVER I GET A SECURITY CERTIFICATE ERROR, IT WILL NOT LET ME DO ANYTHING UNTIL I CLICK CANCEL OR CONTINUE OR ANYTHING. IT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
Opera: Actually a good browser that nobody pays attention to. My main browser, after IE.
Internet Explorer: Least interruptive browser ever. Greatest UI ever. No interuptions, fast, just plain awesome.

No, it really depends what computer you use, and what kind of internet you have. IE lags my computer a ton, there's no way I can classify it as "fast".

jji7skyline wrote:

LeDerpy123 wrote:

LuigisLand4 wrote:

I have Chrome, but my school has IE!

Then download it yourself, unless you are told not too. Our school has IE10, Firefox 17, Chrome 21, and on the iMac lab, Safari and Chrome 21. Internet Explorer is a good browser. I don't see why everyone hates it 

Ask any web developer. They'll tell you IE is a pain to try and compensate for in their web design.

Ask any casual web user. They'll tell you IE is slow as anything.

Ask any old time PC user. They'll tell you IE not only gives you viruses, but itself is a virus.

Ask any Mac user. They'll tell you that they're glad IE no longer ships with OSX.

Ask anyone. They'll tell you IE is the worst browser ever...


Well it does have one purpose in life

How can it give you viruses? I still hate it though. 

norton is bad antivirus
but ie let's viruses download themselves (just ask my friend; he never downloaded anything untrustworthy and got a worm and 3 Trojans using it).

other browsers don't let things download themselves without your permission