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| Junior Techie | Who thinks that Microsoft should add a low bandwith mode to Internet Explorer? Seeing as how a high percentage of the world is still not on broadband, i think this would benefit many neroband internet users. What do you think?
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| Rustlin' Up A Post Count Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia
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| Ultra Techie Join Date: Nov 2003
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| I thought there was supposed to be an upgrade to IE this summer, not 2006. The only thing that I've heard is that they are going to introduce a popup blocker. I still use Firefox. Thinking about getting away from Microsoft products completely.
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My computer is a heap, and pages I scroll on go along like they're laced on butter. IE is just as big a heap as it's always been, and I won't be expecting anything more from Microsoft than crap. Popup blockers are already a done fad. They came out, everyone has them. Now it's old. Microsoft had to let Google do the work for them. | |
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