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Only time I ever used IE was to download Firefox when I first installed windows 7. So, I have no idea what you are talking about. My experiences haS been great.
by sandipagr 16y ago
Only time I ever used IE was to download Firefox when I first installed windows 7. So, I have no idea what you are talking about. My experiences haS been great.
- oihuyjfrgtdfghj 16y agoTry using Outlook web access, or windows genuine advantage or MSDN download in firefox
- shrikant 16y agoSo your grouse is ActiveX doesn't work in Firefox? Why not also complain that vendor specific -moz and -webkit prefixes don't work in IE? FWIW, Outlook Web Access works perfectly well (in "light mode") in Chrome and Firefox, and I can download from MSDN just fine.
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- RossM 16y agoOWA degrades to what I deem a much cleaner client than the version you get if you use IE. The OWA you get in IE7+ uses ActiveX or some sort of Windows-specific JavaScript trickery which is why they restrict it's access to a browser they know will be used on Windows. I don't really know what WGA is but have seen logos for it in the computer info dialog. I regularly download things from MSDNAA in Chrome, haven't tried the full MSDN portal.
- minouye 16y agoFWIW I downloaded an ISO from MSDN yesterday in Firefox and checked my Exchange email in Firefox with the IEtab add-on.
- winthrowe 16y agoIEtab doesn't count. You're just framing the IE rendering engine in firefox chrome.
- jodrellblank 16y ago"Exchange 2010 adds some important changes for non-Internet Explorer browsers by officially and fully supporting both Firefox and Safari with its Premium version of the Outlook Web Access client."
- carussell 16y agoOnly time I ever used IE was to download Firefox Next time use ftp.
- carussell 16y agoUh, all right? How dickish of me to suggest a way to forego using an application he or she doesn't like for even the one time that person feels he or she must.