Picklechu
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- Jan 2, 2014
The only times I've used Internet Explorer since like 2008 were when buying a new PC and having to go online to download a different browser, and at a job I held a few years ago where certain applications would only work in Internet Explorer (and they wouldn't allow me to download another browser to use for anything else).
Didn't they do something with Edge recently that allows it to run old shitty things that need IE? I remember seeing an article somewhere, but this was a few months ago and I could be misremembering.Oh dear, this is going to have further repercussions than any of you realise. Not to power level or anything but i work in IT & let me tell you the amount of shitty little training websites, software portals (alot of hotels use a system that Oracle used to sell for bookings etc & it needs to be run through a IE frontend as the new version they made is a cloud based security hole riddled nightmare so a lot of organisations won't move to it), etc, that need old versions of HTML & ancient protocols like SSL 1.0 that are now only supported by IE is crazy.
This will also likely cause a lot of old websites to just be non functioning & inaccessible, essentially shrinking the internet down even further to a blasted landscape of Twitter weirdos & Redditors locked in a forever war. What do you guys think anyway? I personally think its a good thing overall but is also a little sad to see Googles iron fisted rule over browsers cement even further.