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So, if a user can get Chrome Frame on the system and running without admin rights... why not just have them download an admin-free standalone instance of Chrome

by kogir 15y ago

So, if a user can get Chrome Frame on the system and running without admin rights... why not just have them download an admin-free standalone instance of Chrome instead? I fail to see the benefit of running in IE. I'm clearly missing something.

simonw 15y ago
End users shouldn't have to remember that they need browser A to access one site, and browser B to access another. Remember, a problem Chrome Frame helps address is that many companies short sightedly tied themselves to internal intranet tools that only work in IE, hence the desire for an IE browser that can also handle HTML5 (and runs on XP).