Why You Should Dump the Internet Explorer

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Fri, 06/18/2004 - 20:31 — Christoph C. Cemper

Daniel, an MCSE wrote this nice article: Why You Should Dump Internet Explorer with simple arguments – the benefits of using IE are too few – and the faults too great – to put off the adoption of an alternative any longer.

Basically all the security leaks that a known and cause a zillion of Scam mails per days… every user on IE is potentially affected and I can only agree as a 1yr+ user of opera…

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