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+1 for IE's touchscreen support. I keep holding out and using Chrome on my laptop for a few extensions and all of the bookmarks/passwords I have synced over the
by Encosia 12y ago
+1 for IE's touchscreen support. I keep holding out and using Chrome on my laptop for a few extensions and all of the bookmarks/passwords I have synced over the years, but IE makes Chrome look absolutely kludgy and clunky when it comes to performance and UI these days. It's a shame IE doesn't have a more approachable extensibility model...
- eru 12y agoDoes IE run on anything but Windows these days? (Edit: Doesn't look like it. Alas.)
- pjmlp 12y agoSo what? Safari is also stuck in Apple land.
- SixSigma 12y agoPerhaps he means "I don't run windows, can I run I.E. on anything else, like it used to run on Solaris or under Wine" Some people do exist that have Linux desktop / Android smart device as the only computers we can change.
- mdellabitta 12y agoSafari is available for OS X and Windows.
- robin_reala 12y agoSafari on Windows has been abandoned; it’s now 3 versions behind.
- wlesieutre 12y agoAnd since that includes security patches, probably best to avoid it.
- callahad 12y agoThe Windows version was silently killed last year.
- eru 12y agoYes, that makes it harder to try Safari, too. Firefox, Chrome, Opera and others are not so picky about which operating system they run on.
- SloopJon 12y agoNot that I've tried that hard, but the most recent IE that I can run under WINE (Crossover Mac) is IE 8.
- wlesieutre 12y agoYou could always scrounge up a copy of IE5 for Mac ;)
- wfjackson 12y agoRumored to be coming in IE12. http://www.zdnet.com/how-the-next-version-of-ie-codenamed-spartan-might-support-extensions-7000033685/ http://www.zdnet.com/how-the-next-version-of-ie-codenamed-sp...