>> even though it is no longer "suggested" for using the web Fix'd. It's not even just that you don't need it for 95% of content, it's that OS vendors actively

>> even though it is no longer "suggested" for using the web Fix'd. It's not even just that you don't need it for 95% of content, it's that OS vendors actively prohibit it's use due to it's unstoppable myriad of security concerns.