Thread: What browser do you use?
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Old 25-03-2004, 17:39   #53
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Re: What browser do you use?
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Originally Posted by towny
Uh? M$ can arrange its folders any way you like, Windoze has been proven in court to work perfectly well with IE completely removed. As such, it might very well be tightly integrated with the OS (which is all your example actually proves) but it is not part of the OS itself.
I am sure somebody will correct me if I am wrong, but AFAIK if you remove the whole of IE (which ,under the hood, is actually a lot more than just the browser) you cripple Windows' ability to use TCP/IP. This is why what is actually installed when you install IE for windows, depends on your OS..
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