R.I.P. Internet Explorer: The Rise and Fall of a Browsing Empire

Gray Lensman · 09-24-16, 10:48 PM

My experience with Firefox, just began recently as noted in an earlier post above, and I must say that even at first without using any of the aforementioned add-ons, that it is WAY better than MS Internet Explorer. It's not so 'pretty' so to speak, but its operation is so much more smooth on every web site I visit, I could kick myself for not checking it out earlier. After about 3 days usage, I designated it my default browser.

Kinda makes me think that this is how Netscape might have evolved if MS had not sabotaged its usage.

09-24-16, 10:48 PM	#1
Gray Lensman Frogman Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: USA Posts: 308 Downloads: 104 Uploads: 0	My experience with Firefox, just began recently as noted in an earlier post above, and I must say that even at first without using any of the aforementioned add-ons, that it is WAY better than MS Internet Explorer. It's not so 'pretty' so to speak, but its operation is so much more smooth on every web site I visit, I could kick myself for not checking it out earlier. After about 3 days usage, I designated it my default browser. Kinda makes me think that this is how Netscape might have evolved if MS had not sabotaged its usage.