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Perhaps you missed the latter part of my comment. I am a sysadmin at one of those businesses. I can't upgrade Windows but I would look at an upgrade to IE9 tom
by omh 14y ago
Perhaps you missed the latter part of my comment. I am a sysadmin at one of those businesses. I can't upgrade Windows but I would look at an upgrade to IE9 tomorrow if it were possible.
(In our case we have Chrome and Firefox installed alongside, but the reasoning for IE is the same).
The really upgrade-averse businesses are still on IE6/IE7, but that's not really what the article is discussing.
- nestlequ1k 14y agoI appreciate the info. But I still can't seem to fathom why you can / would want to upgrade to IE9 if it were available. Or how MS is trying to spur OS sales by restricting a still terrible browser when 2 superior ones exist and are available for free. Am I missing something fundamental here?