For those who are still using IE, because you see no advantage in a new browser since you just surf the web with it:
I was on your boat seven years ago!
But then I started realizing how much slower my computer was getting, and hundreds of malicious code, spyware, and viruses were detected with every system scan. I finally listened to my my tech savvy friends and went with Firefox.
The only times I would even touch IE now, is when I'm updating Windows or if I'm on a public computer with only that installed. And still I grumble because of the unintuitive user interface layout, the fact that pages only load half the time at a 1/4th of the speed Firefox and Chrome would go, the fact that every thing opens in new windows instead of tabs and it crashes half the time, and the fact that the default search provider is Bing instead of Google. (Seriously Microsoft!)
You don't know what you're missing until you try it. I now don't know why I was so stubborn back in the day.
I was on your boat seven years ago!
But then I started realizing how much slower my computer was getting, and hundreds of malicious code, spyware, and viruses were detected with every system scan. I finally listened to my my tech savvy friends and went with Firefox.
The only times I would even touch IE now, is when I'm updating Windows or if I'm on a public computer with only that installed. And still I grumble because of the unintuitive user interface layout, the fact that pages only load half the time at a 1/4th of the speed Firefox and Chrome would go, the fact that every thing opens in new windows instead of tabs and it crashes half the time, and the fact that the default search provider is Bing instead of Google. (Seriously Microsoft!)
You don't know what you're missing until you try it. I now don't know why I was so stubborn back in the day.