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Gee... then I am not REALLY watching videos over https when I thoght IOn 2011-03-15, Barry OGrady<atheist@hotmail.com.au> wrote:
On Wed, 16 Mar 2011 09:44:46 +1100, Don McKenzie<5V@2.5A> wrote:
On 16-Mar-11 8:53 AM, kreed wrote:
On Mar 16, 5:26 am, Don McKenzie<5...@2.5A> wrote:
Who would use that piece of crap anyway when you have Firefiox ?
I agree kreed, but...
Users are forced to use it when micro$oft, and some other products do an upgrade, or call a browser, and they do
actually force you into it.
If it was up to me, I would kill the thing.
There should be a law punishable by death (or worse), against apps not using the default browser.
Perhaps direct an attack of the relentless Roddle-bot, or the recently discovered Godzilla Sea Monkey, against
non-compliant authors.
I assume that xp users mustn't install the new version. After all, one so called expert in that article claims 67 per
cent of corporate desktops are using xp.
Cheers Don...
Firefox still has bugs that make it unusable at times.
IE can't download dynamic content over https.
That could be. I have a Cisco 2950 network switch with a builtOn Wed, 16 Mar 2011 09:30:30 +1100, Barry OGrady wrote:
Firefox doesn't work with some links.
That should be: some sites don't care a flying turd about Internet
standards.
Yes I find Chrome very buggy also. Where it is useful is readingFact is FireFox works where IE8 and now IE9 don't and now use three
browsers (FF,IE,Chrome) whereas before I only used "Internet
Explorer". Futher fact is Microsoft since Gates left has become buggy
junk I will be faceing up to giving Google Chrome if they can get it
working
Part of the problem with browsers not working, I have found over many
years, is some people installing every damned one there is. I have FF4
and IE9 on mine and it works well. I have UNINSTALLED Chrome from many
machines and problems just disappear. This isnt to say that Chrome is
the problem itself but that something along with Chrome caused the
problem. I dont like Chrome, I must admit. FF4 is probably the fastest I
have ever seen a browser work to date.
On Thu, 24 Mar 2011 19:39:04 GMT, asdf<asdf@nospam.com> wrote:
On Wed, 16 Mar 2011 09:30:30 +1100, Barry OGrady wrote:
Firefox doesn't work with some links.
That should be: some sites don't care a flying turd about Internet
standards.
That could be. I have a Cisco 2950 network switch with a built
in web server for settings and stats. FF ignores most of the links
from the main page so I use IE. Do you think Cisco would use
non-standard links?ctiveX
Of course I would think so. I work with Linksys ADSL routers which use ActiveX for VPN - ActiveX is propertiary technology that only works with IE and only run under Windows, it is not compatible with anything else and it is not part of any standard. It is just Cisco's/Linksy's way of saying most of our customers are Windows based and fuck the rest.
1: you probably are looking at static contentOn 19/03/2011 7:03 PM, Jasen Betts wrote:
On 2011-03-15, Barry OGrady<atheist@hotmail.com.au> wrote:
IE can't download dynamic content over https.
Gee... then I am not REALLY watching videos over https when I thoght I
was? What was I looking at, then?
Damn! I am going to have to complain to all those places like smh.com.auOn 2011-03-25, Huge Ackman<wolverine@example.com> wrote:
On 19/03/2011 7:03 PM, Jasen Betts wrote:
On 2011-03-15, Barry OGrady<atheist@hotmail.com.au> wrote:
IE can't download dynamic content over https.
Gee... then I am not REALLY watching videos over https when I thoght I
was? What was I looking at, then?
1: you probably are looking at static content
2: it's displaying not downloading.
3: it's probably not IE displaying it.
If you offer content for download (using the header "Content-Disposition:
Attachment" etc. ) and flag it as Dynamic ( using the header "Pragma: no-cache")
and serve the page over HTTPS IE spits the dummy.
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
That would be your machine's problem. No problem with various levels ofIE9 doesnt work on Win7 either!! IT refused to click through to several
ebay listings. Back to Ie8 and all is well again. Ferk MS.
"Don McKenzie" wrote in message news:8u9sqbFgirU2@mid.individual.net...
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
It's never been broken for me.They still can't fix it.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnetOn 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
Never seen those.On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<annily@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen that either.PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either."InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Utterly mindless conspiracy theory. No one is silly enought to pay BoG to do anything anymore.annily <ann...@annily.invalid> wrote
Barry OGrady wrote
annily<ann...@annily.invalid> wrote
Barry OGrady wrote
son of a bitch <bitchin_2...@yahoo.com> wrote
Don McKenzie wrote
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-busines...
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it
escapes (I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a
magnet for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained
in a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a typical user.
Exactly, either someone with a special system, or requirements
who never works outside of that area, or a paid shill for microsoft,
You in spades.who has got little chance on here of anyone listening to him or taking him seriously.
Exactly, either someone with a special system, or requirements whoOn 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<ann...@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-busines...
Cheers Don...
===========
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
--
Long-time resident of Adelaide, South Australia,
which probably influences my opinions.
clueless and nfi for himOn 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<annily@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
True
Quite a lot of our internal pages at work are like that especially theOn 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<annily@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
It is possible to make a web page that depends on the quirks if IE.
You are probably not a typical user.On 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<annily@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
I left out a letter. Should be times.On Apr 8, 10:48 am, annily <ann...@annily.invalid> wrote:
On 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<ann...@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-busines...
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
How much is Mozzila paying people to promote their product?They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
Exactly, either someone with a special system, or requirements who
never works outside of that area, or
a paid shill for microsoft, who has got little chance on here of
anyone listening to him or taking him seriously.
Maybe MS should just keep their money ?
What about when FF refuses to work with a link or does not renderOn 8/04/2011 10:48 AM, annily wrote:
On 2011-04-07 17:17, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:38:52 +0930, annily<annily@annily.invalid
wrote:
On 2011-04-07 13:22, Barry OGrady wrote:
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 16:19:41 +1000, son of a bitch
bitchin_2008@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 2011/03/16 06:26, Don McKenzie wrote:
IE9 does not run on Windows XP
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/251335,ie9-a-non-event-for-most-businesses.aspx
Cheers Don...
============
Yes that's right. If you want to fix the Bugs in IE8 you have to
Buy Windoze 7 and install a new set of bugs called IE9
If you want the bugs Fixed in IE9 you will have to Buy a new pile
of Bugs called Windoze 8 when it's half way finished after it escapes
(I mean released) from Redmond later this year.
If you want a browser that is unusable at time you want Firefox.
I think you left out a word, as that doesn't make sense.
They still can't fix it.
It's never been broken for me.
FF fails with some links and some pages, crashes, and is a magnet
for viruses. FF won't work with my Cisco 2950 switch.
Never seen those.
PC user cover CD
If you are using Firefox, or some other web Browser other than
Microsoft Internet Explorer you may occasionaly see this error - or
something similar - when you click to install a program from this
disc..
Never seen that either.
"InstallShieldEngine (ikernel.exe) could not be installed":
This is because the setup routine for this program is not contained in
a single file. When you clicked Open (as is the case with Mozilla
Firefox) your browser has first 'downloaded' the file to your hard
drive, then tried to run it. Trouble is it only downloaded the
setup.exe file to your PC without the rest of the program's
installation files.
Never seen that either.
Like I said, it's never been broken or me. You are probably not a
typical user.
It is possible to make a web page that depends on the quirks if IE.
Quite a lot of our internal pages at work are like that especially the
ones created by the IT department.
You just install ietab to cover these stupid cases, just right click the
page and select ietab and it uses the IE engine for that tab only.