4 responses to “Internet Explorer loses market share rapidly”

1. Cassandra – Friday Review: The Weekend Arrives June 10th, 2011 at 08:52

   [...] users), Safari. IE? Looks of distaste, sounds of derision. So it was interesting to pick up on a comment by Woody who discusses the rapid loss of IE market [...]

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   Mike Wiener June 10th, 2011 at 12:27

   I’m running win 7 32bit on a P4 @2.8ghz. with 2gigs of ram and a Radeon HD3600 card. Not a fancy setup by any means. For the life of me I cannot get IE9 to run half decently on my machine. It’s choppy, slow, it “sticks”. Ive checked and unchecked smooth scrolling, disabled all addons and basically tried any solution I could find on the net. But it seems that I am about the only 1 having this problem as googling brings up few situations that can’t be solved with the above solutions. Oh well, Chrome does me just fine.

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   Steven Latus June 13th, 2011 at 01:03

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   rc primak June 16th, 2011 at 01:00

   @Mike Wiener –

   As Woody says, update IE, but use Chrome or Firefox. You will sleep easier and get more done while you are awake. BTW, Chrome 12 has a new update this week (and every other week, it seems). So do Java and Flash. It’s so hard keeping up, but all of these programs can self-update, and their updates (unlike IE or Firefox updates) have caused me no headaches whatsoever so far.

   @Cassandra –

   Safari on Windows?? Are you kidding me?!