IE has gone backwards, if anything, due to the more recent crashes. If it weren't for the Google toolbar 2.0, it would be an un-usable browser (pop-up hell). Now for those "web" sites that insist on building to a specific client (i.e., IE, no pun intended), it is tolerable for the few minutes I need to "browse" the site and quickly switch back to Mozilla.
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Touché.
IE has gone backwards, if anything, due to the more recent crashes. If it weren't for the Google toolbar 2.0, it would be an un-usable browser (pop-up hell). Now for those "web" sites that insist on building to a specific client (i.e., IE, no pun intended), it is tolerable for the few minutes I need to "browse" the site and quickly switch back to Mozilla.
Long live Mozilla!!!
Nothing. There's no way in the world it will scale to that capacity.