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> open IE, disable every single setting to make it completely broken (no JS, no activeX, require latest SSL or bust, etc... Personally, I usually just delete t

by a1369209993 6y ago

> open IE, disable every single setting to make it completely broken (no JS, no activeX, require latest SSL or bust, etc... Personally, I usually just delete the .exe (and .dll, etc) files. The most secure code of all, that never has bugs and can't be exploited, is code that doesn't exist.

wizzwizz4 6y ago
That wasn't possible in Windows 98; IE4 provided explorer.exe, iirc..
- a1369209993 6y ago
  It worked on XP IIRC. I don't remember 98 that well, so I'm less sure about that.
  - wizzwizz4 6y ago
    XP didn't integrate Active Desktop as tightly, so I can imagine that.