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Where should installing Firefox or Chrome cause problems?
by NameNickHN 14y ago
Where should installing Firefox or Chrome cause problems?
- hmahncke 14y agoSadly, lots of places.
- NameNickHN 14y agoThis is just FUD. What places?
- hmahncke 14y agoI didn't mean that to sound like FUD. I work with a number of insurance companies that are on XP/IE7; with a Firefox install requiring approval from a large IT department.
- omh 14y agoSeveral of my users have business-critical websites that only work in Internet Explorer. I can set up shortcuts so that Firefox is used for some sites and IE for others, but that can get confusing. Also, both Firefox and Chrome are extremely lacking in options for managing user settings. Things that can be set with a group policy for IE require manual scripting for Firefox.
- jonknee 14y agoGoogle isn't ending support for IE, just IE 8. If you're on XP and can't get a newer IE you can certainly use another browser. The number of people locked in IE and XP and are completely cloud based is probably very small.
- r00fus 14y agoDoes IETab or Chrome Frame not work for these deployments?