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IT’S TIME TO begin mourning the official demise of Internet Explorer. Microsoft announced today that they would be replacing the browser with a new lightweight model that will allow Chrome extensions.
But we’re going to miss the fossil.
1. What will you use to check why Chrome isn’t working?
IE always greeted you like an old (old, old, old) friend. The new browser will be like some slick wannabe who doesn’t get your plight.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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5 reasons we will actually kinda miss the horrors of Internet Explorer
IT’S TIME TO begin mourning the official demise of Internet Explorer. Microsoft announced today that they would be replacing the browser with a new lightweight model that will allow Chrome extensions.
But we’re going to miss the fossil.
1. What will you use to check why Chrome isn’t working?
IE always greeted you like an old (old, old, old) friend. The new browser will be like some slick wannabe who doesn’t get your plight.
2. Who will employ all these toolbar developers?
OH GOD.
3. Who will we look to in times of weakness for inspiration?
4. Or express how you truly feel
5. Or make cool art?
RIP Internet Explorer
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