IE Users Advised to switch browsers

[gsmittle]

If it is a company website trying to sell me something, I send them an email informing them they lost my business by supporting only I.E. with their site / I.E. using Active X B.S.) and for example telling them I went to competitor X.Y.Z. and purchased from them instead....

I have seen those same sites become browser independent within 3 months...

Hee, hee. I'm going to have to try that! I'm a dyed-in-the-wool-Mac-user and I usually run Safari. My oh-so-progressive school district uses web-based gradebook software that requires IE or FireFox. Guess which I use...

I also wonder how many times the gradebook's been hacked...

g.

[LinuxRandal]

M$ stopped Internet Exploder for Mac development at version 5... about the time Apple came out w/ Safari.

There has not been IE on the Mac in years.

So I am way out of touch with the Mac world. The last Mac I dealt with on any kind of a regular basis, was the first Bondi Blue Imac, in the state of Missouri.
When the people were done with it (one of the former authorized Mac clone companies), we ended up with it as a basic work/net connection pc. (in the personal computer meaning).

It looks pretty, but costs too much as Linux and older pc's generally fill my need (although I try to keep one pc semi current, in hardware).