Lynx text browser for the win.
this is the funniest post I've read in agesIs it really that much better?
This whole Edge/IE thing is just bizarre.
It's like if Coke came out with a better beverage called Cock, and it had almost exactly the same can design and logo.
I'm glad someone liked it. I thought it was funny lol
Except old executables often require old software libraries that can have major security vulnerabilities. It gets to a point where the cord has to be cut.That's not the way the world works. Microsoft's bread and butter for Windows is commercial usage so it's in their best interest to keep those people happy. If a company is faced with a choice between "spend a bunch of time and money to upgrade something that still works" and "don't upgrade to Windows 10", they'll go with the latter. Keeping the old executable around hurts no one.
Is it really that much better?
This whole Edge/IE thing is just bizarre.
It's like if Coke came out with a better beverage called Cock, and it had almost exactly the same can design and logo.
Well you guys weren't kidding. Edge is MUCH better. Wow.
I feel kinda stupid for not knowing how much of a gap there was.
IE still gets security updates, there was one this week.Except old executables often require old software libraries that can have major security vulnerabilities. It gets to a point where the cord has to be cut.
Nothing wrong with liking the crisp refreshing taste of cock, OP
I mean, to be fair, Edge is the thing you use once to install chrome on your computer and then never use again.Imagine not knowing that IE isn't supported anymore.
Imagine not knowing about Edge in 2018.
Imagine that life.
How does a move to chromium give Google a bigger market share? This doesn't make any sense.
It's not "market share" per se, but it does mean that a project that is owned and primarily worked on by Google employees powers most people browsing the web. It's mostly a concern at the theoretical level right now though imo
This, with the added concern that it makes Google even more in control of choosing the technologies that shape the web.
https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2018/12/06/goodbye-edge/
I mean, IE 11 is 5 years old. Eons in web time. Of course there's going to have a massive gap between it and its modern successor, lol.Well you guys weren't kidding. Edge is MUCH better. Wow.
I feel kinda stupid for not knowing how much of a gap there was.
That's just not possible.I've honestly never had a RAM issue with Chrome. I have ten tabs open and my RAM usage is at 500mb. I'm beginning to think it's some meme or something
Well you guys weren't kidding. Edge is MUCH better. Wow.
I feel kinda stupid for not knowing how much of a gap there was.