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Sure, but there's only one way to completely uninstall IE and it sounds like that's exactly what they're doing.
by thought_alarm 16y ago
Sure, but there's only one way to completely uninstall IE and it sounds like that's exactly what they're doing.
- stcredzero 16y agoThis isn't true. Off the top of my head, Google could replace the executables (incl. DLLs) with ones that do nothing but throw up a "disabled" sign. (Which would also take care of OLE/ActiveX embedding of IE in other apps.) I see below that there are better ways of doing this from more Windows savvy folks.