Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
H.P.Dubey
Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
H.P.Dubey
Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
H.P.Dubey
Internet Explorer may not be the fastest browser out there—in fact, it got last place in our browser speed tests—but my experience was anything but “slow”. Page loading was a tad slower than other browsers, but more than acceptable, and never in my entire week of immersion did it crash once, or even get really bogged down. Firefox and Chrome, on the other hand, will still give me trouble every once in a while—despite the fact that they have lower memory usage than IE, I have more slowdowns and crashes with Firefox and Chrome than I did in a week of IE usage.
Carol
May be your computer is slow !!!!!!!!!!
Carol
May be your computer is slow !!!!!!!!!!
Carol
May be your computer is slow !!!!!!!!!!
eAnswers Team
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
eAnswers Team
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
eAnswers Team
It depends on which version of IE you are using, the newly launched IE 10 from Microsoft works on the same platform i.e Chromium on the which Google Chrome runs. So now even it works fine now. So i would suggest you to upgrade it.
Most of the time it has been seen that many useless extensions or toolbars gets easily stuck on IE which makes it slow, So be careful about it.
footart
that isn’t true,internet explorer is better than other browser for some sites.
footart
that isn’t true,internet explorer is better than other browser for some sites.
footart
that isn’t true,internet explorer is better than other browser for some sites.