#internetexplorer — Public Fediverse posts
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30 Years Ago, AT&T Gave Internet Explorer the Default Advantage, by
@richardspeed.bsky.social (@theregister): -
30 Years Ago, AT&T Gave Internet Explorer the Default Advantage, by
@richardspeed.bsky.social (@theregister): -
30 Years Ago, AT&T Gave Internet Explorer the Default Advantage, by
@richardspeed.bsky.social (@theregister): -
30 Years Ago, AT&T Gave Internet Explorer the Default Advantage, by
@richardspeed.bsky.social (@theregister): -
30 Years Ago, AT&T Gave Internet Explorer the Default Advantage, by
@richardspeed.bsky.social (@theregister): -
@fozztexx Oh, I've had worse on the Amiga -- that's the platform on which Microsoft birthed Internet Explorer, after all!!!
https://x.com/MicrosoftEdge/status/1537149896662339584
#Amiga #CommodoreAmiga #internetexplorer #IE #browsers #webbrowser #Edge #Microsoft #tweet #Amiga1000
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@fozztexx Oh, I've had worse on the Amiga -- that's the platform on which Microsoft birthed Internet Explorer, after all!!!
https://x.com/MicrosoftEdge/status/1537149896662339584
#Amiga #CommodoreAmiga #internetexplorer #IE #browsers #webbrowser #Edge #Microsoft #tweet #Amiga1000
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@fozztexx Oh, I've had worse on the Amiga -- that's the platform on which Microsoft birthed Internet Explorer, after all!!!
https://x.com/MicrosoftEdge/status/1537149896662339584
#Amiga #CommodoreAmiga #internetexplorer #IE #browsers #webbrowser #Edge #Microsoft #tweet #Amiga1000
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@fozztexx Oh, I've had worse on the Amiga -- that's the platform on which Microsoft birthed Internet Explorer, after all!!!
https://x.com/MicrosoftEdge/status/1537149896662339584
#Amiga #CommodoreAmiga #internetexplorer #IE #browsers #webbrowser #Edge #Microsoft #tweet #Amiga1000
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@fozztexx Oh, I've had worse on the Amiga -- that's the platform on which Microsoft birthed Internet Explorer, after all!!!
https://x.com/MicrosoftEdge/status/1537149896662339584
#Amiga #CommodoreAmiga #internetexplorer #IE #browsers #webbrowser #Edge #Microsoft #tweet #Amiga1000
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I spent more time than I care to admit doing dual-stack IP detection in a way that works on modern browsers and all the way back to Internet Explorer 6.
I learned that IE6 will refuse to do XHR unless the host+port are identical to the current URL, and it doesn't support CORS. So, the workaround was using JSONP.
I wonder how many other people in the world have IE6 running with IPv6 support...
#ipv6 #internetexplorer #windowsxp -
I spent more time than I care to admit doing dual-stack IP detection in a way that works on modern browsers and all the way back to Internet Explorer 6.
I learned that IE6 will refuse to do XHR unless the host+port are identical to the current URL, and it doesn't support CORS. So, the workaround was using JSONP.
I wonder how many other people in the world have IE6 running with IPv6 support...
#ipv6 #internetexplorer #windowsxp -
I spent more time than I care to admit doing dual-stack IP detection in a way that works on modern browsers and all the way back to Internet Explorer 6.
I learned that IE6 will refuse to do XHR unless the host+port are identical to the current URL, and it doesn't support CORS. So, the workaround was using JSONP.
I wonder how many other people in the world have IE6 running with IPv6 support...
#ipv6 #internetexplorer #windowsxp -
I spent more time than I care to admit doing dual-stack IP detection in a way that works on modern browsers and all the way back to Internet Explorer 6.
I learned that IE6 will refuse to do XHR unless the host+port are identical to the current URL, and it doesn't support CORS. So, the workaround was using JSONP.
I wonder how many other people in the world have IE6 running with IPv6 support...
#ipv6 #internetexplorer #windowsxp -
I spent more time than I care to admit doing dual-stack IP detection in a way that works on modern browsers and all the way back to Internet Explorer 6.
I learned that IE6 will refuse to do XHR unless the host+port are identical to the current URL, and it doesn't support CORS. So, the workaround was using JSONP.
I wonder how many other people in the world have IE6 running with IPv6 support...
#ipv6 #internetexplorer #windowsxp -
Oh no, #AI is supposedly turning our brains to mush 🧠➡️🥤, but fear not: the true villain here is clearly Internet Explorer, still lurking in 2023! 🚫📅 Nature.com wants you to solve the world's tech problems by... updating your browser. 🌐✨
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01947-1 #InternetExplorer #TechUpdate #BrowserUpgrade #BrainHealth #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh no, #AI is supposedly turning our brains to mush 🧠➡️🥤, but fear not: the true villain here is clearly Internet Explorer, still lurking in 2023! 🚫📅 Nature.com wants you to solve the world's tech problems by... updating your browser. 🌐✨
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01947-1 #InternetExplorer #TechUpdate #BrowserUpgrade #BrainHealth #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh no, #AI is supposedly turning our brains to mush 🧠➡️🥤, but fear not: the true villain here is clearly Internet Explorer, still lurking in 2023! 🚫📅 Nature.com wants you to solve the world's tech problems by... updating your browser. 🌐✨
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01947-1 #InternetExplorer #TechUpdate #BrowserUpgrade #BrainHealth #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh no, #AI is supposedly turning our brains to mush 🧠➡️🥤, but fear not: the true villain here is clearly Internet Explorer, still lurking in 2023! 🚫📅 Nature.com wants you to solve the world's tech problems by... updating your browser. 🌐✨
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01947-1 #InternetExplorer #TechUpdate #BrowserUpgrade #BrainHealth #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh no, #AI is supposedly turning our brains to mush 🧠➡️🥤, but fear not: the true villain here is clearly Internet Explorer, still lurking in 2023! 🚫📅 Nature.com wants you to solve the world's tech problems by... updating your browser. 🌐✨
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01947-1 #InternetExplorer #TechUpdate #BrowserUpgrade #BrainHealth #HackerNews #ngated -
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@jschauma
I've just looked at my first site. Started 1 January 1998. Abandoned at some point after 30 March 2000, when the "Whats New" page announced "Reworked all source (html) files for the site. They are now HTML4.0 compliant and use a style sheet."The site documented all the tricks and tips I could offer on the "Recorder" accessory found in Windows v3.11 for Workgroups.
Tried running it discover that back then Internet Explorer must have been case insensitive. My file naming style was somewhat inconsistent.
If there's unbelievable interest I'll correct the mixed case file names and upload it somewhere.
#html #stylesheet #windows #workgroups #recorder #internetexplorer #history #www
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@jschauma
I've just looked at my first site. Started 1 January 1998. Abandoned at some point after 30 March 2000, when the "Whats New" page announced "Reworked all source (html) files for the site. They are now HTML4.0 compliant and use a style sheet."The site documented all the tricks and tips I could offer on the "Recorder" accessory found in Windows v3.11 for Workgroups.
Tried running it discover that back then Internet Explorer must have been case insensitive. My file naming style was somewhat inconsistent.
If there's unbelievable interest I'll correct the mixed case file names and upload it somewhere.
#html #stylesheet #windows #workgroups #recorder #internetexplorer #history #www
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@jschauma
I've just looked at my first site. Started 1 January 1998. Abandoned at some point after 30 March 2000, when the "Whats New" page announced "Reworked all source (html) files for the site. They are now HTML4.0 compliant and use a style sheet."The site documented all the tricks and tips I could offer on the "Recorder" accessory found in Windows v3.11 for Workgroups.
Tried running it discover that back then Internet Explorer must have been case insensitive. My file naming style was somewhat inconsistent.
If there's unbelievable interest I'll correct the mixed case file names and upload it somewhere.
#html #stylesheet #windows #workgroups #recorder #internetexplorer #history #www
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@jschauma
I've just looked at my first site. Started 1 January 1998. Abandoned at some point after 30 March 2000, when the "Whats New" page announced "Reworked all source (html) files for the site. They are now HTML4.0 compliant and use a style sheet."The site documented all the tricks and tips I could offer on the "Recorder" accessory found in Windows v3.11 for Workgroups.
Tried running it discover that back then Internet Explorer must have been case insensitive. My file naming style was somewhat inconsistent.
If there's unbelievable interest I'll correct the mixed case file names and upload it somewhere.
#html #stylesheet #windows #workgroups #recorder #internetexplorer #history #www
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@jschauma
I've just looked at my first site. Started 1 January 1998. Abandoned at some point after 30 March 2000, when the "Whats New" page announced "Reworked all source (html) files for the site. They are now HTML4.0 compliant and use a style sheet."The site documented all the tricks and tips I could offer on the "Recorder" accessory found in Windows v3.11 for Workgroups.
Tried running it discover that back then Internet Explorer must have been case insensitive. My file naming style was somewhat inconsistent.
If there's unbelievable interest I'll correct the mixed case file names and upload it somewhere.
#html #stylesheet #windows #workgroups #recorder #internetexplorer #history #www
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Oorlog op je bureaublad! 💥Op deze dag in 1996 werd IE standaard in Windows, en de 'browser war' was AAN. Plots was die blauwe 'e' niet meer weg te denken. 🫣
Welke browser gebruikte jij toen?
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One of the biggest curses in #techsupport is that #microsoft called it WINDOWS Explorer and INTERNET explorer in #windows and 9/10 users don’t know what the windows explorer is (resp. don’t know its name) …
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One of the biggest curses in #techsupport is that #microsoft called it WINDOWS Explorer and INTERNET explorer in #windows and 9/10 users don’t know what the windows explorer is (resp. don’t know its name) …
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One of the biggest curses in #techsupport is that #microsoft called it WINDOWS Explorer and INTERNET explorer in #windows and 9/10 users don’t know what the windows explorer is (resp. don’t know its name) …
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One of the biggest curses in #techsupport is that #microsoft called it WINDOWS Explorer and INTERNET explorer in #windows and 9/10 users don’t know what the windows explorer is (resp. don’t know its name) …
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One of the biggest curses in #techsupport is that #microsoft called it WINDOWS Explorer and INTERNET explorer in #windows and 9/10 users don’t know what the windows explorer is (resp. don’t know its name) …
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📢⚠️ Despite #InternetExplorer’s retirement, hackers are abusing the legacy MSHTA utility in stealthy fileless malware attacks targeting Windows users.
Read: https://hackread.com/microsoft-retired-ie-tool-mshta-fileless-malware-attack/
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📢⚠️ Despite #InternetExplorer’s retirement, hackers are abusing the legacy MSHTA utility in stealthy fileless malware attacks targeting Windows users.
Read: https://hackread.com/microsoft-retired-ie-tool-mshta-fileless-malware-attack/
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📢⚠️ Despite #InternetExplorer’s retirement, hackers are abusing the legacy MSHTA utility in stealthy fileless malware attacks targeting Windows users.
Read: https://hackread.com/microsoft-retired-ie-tool-mshta-fileless-malware-attack/
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📢⚠️ Despite #InternetExplorer’s retirement, hackers are abusing the legacy MSHTA utility in stealthy fileless malware attacks targeting Windows users.
Read: https://hackread.com/microsoft-retired-ie-tool-mshta-fileless-malware-attack/
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📢⚠️ Despite #InternetExplorer’s retirement, hackers are abusing the legacy MSHTA utility in stealthy fileless malware attacks targeting Windows users.
Read: https://hackread.com/microsoft-retired-ie-tool-mshta-fileless-malware-attack/
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🎓🤖 Oh no, the brave souls attempting to discuss #AI at graduations were met with boos! Apparently, the #crowd couldn't handle the radical notion that in the future, their jobs might be as relevant as Internet Explorer. 🗞️💻
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/multiple-commencement-speakers-booed-for-ai-comments-during-graduation-speeches-263486021518 #Graduation #Discourse #Reaction #InternetExplorer #FutureOfWork #HackerNews #ngated -
🎓🤖 Oh no, the brave souls attempting to discuss #AI at graduations were met with boos! Apparently, the #crowd couldn't handle the radical notion that in the future, their jobs might be as relevant as Internet Explorer. 🗞️💻
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/multiple-commencement-speakers-booed-for-ai-comments-during-graduation-speeches-263486021518 #Graduation #Discourse #Reaction #InternetExplorer #FutureOfWork #HackerNews #ngated -
🎓🤖 Oh no, the brave souls attempting to discuss #AI at graduations were met with boos! Apparently, the #crowd couldn't handle the radical notion that in the future, their jobs might be as relevant as Internet Explorer. 🗞️💻
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/multiple-commencement-speakers-booed-for-ai-comments-during-graduation-speeches-263486021518 #Graduation #Discourse #Reaction #InternetExplorer #FutureOfWork #HackerNews #ngated -
🎓🤖 Oh no, the brave souls attempting to discuss #AI at graduations were met with boos! Apparently, the #crowd couldn't handle the radical notion that in the future, their jobs might be as relevant as Internet Explorer. 🗞️💻
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/multiple-commencement-speakers-booed-for-ai-comments-during-graduation-speeches-263486021518 #Graduation #Discourse #Reaction #InternetExplorer #FutureOfWork #HackerNews #ngated -
🎓🤖 Oh no, the brave souls attempting to discuss #AI at graduations were met with boos! Apparently, the #crowd couldn't handle the radical notion that in the future, their jobs might be as relevant as Internet Explorer. 🗞️💻
https://www.nbcnews.com/video/multiple-commencement-speakers-booed-for-ai-comments-during-graduation-speeches-263486021518 #Graduation #Discourse #Reaction #InternetExplorer #FutureOfWork #HackerNews #ngated -
Forget gas prices… the real price we pay as society at gas stations is having to use #InternetExplorer…
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Forget gas prices… the real price we pay as society at gas stations is having to use #InternetExplorer…
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Forget gas prices… the real price we pay as society at gas stations is having to use #InternetExplorer…
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Forget gas prices… the real price we pay as society at gas stations is having to use #InternetExplorer…
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Forget gas prices… the real price we pay as society at gas stations is having to use #InternetExplorer…
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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogFind #apple #mac #powerpc #internetExplorer #tasman
Catch of the Day: The Forbidden Apple! 🍏🪟
Hey Retro Fans!
Hold on to your CRT monitors, because our FrogFind radar has caught something today that feels like a relic from a parallel universe. Among all the Nintendos and Linux machines, this legendary identifier appeared:Internet Explorer 5.17 on Mac (PowerPC)!
For everyone rubbing their eyes right now: Yes, Internet Explorer existed for the Mac, and it was a big deal! Following the historic "peace treaty" between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1997, Internet Explorer became the official default browser on all Apple computers for five years.
The craziest part? Mac IE was technically vastly superior to its Windows counterpart at the time! Microsoft built a completely bespoke rendering engine for Apple called Tasman, which was one of the very first to properly support CSS. Version 5.1.7 (released in the summer of 2003) was the absolute final update ever pushed for classic Mac OS 8 and 9 before Apple entirely shifted focus to their own browser, Safari.
The fact that today, over 20 years later, someone boots up an old PowerPC Mac (perhaps a colorful iMac G3?) and browses FrogFind with the Mac-exclusive Internet Explorer is a glorious time machine to an era when Microsoft and Apple surfed hand in hand.
Cheers to the Tasman engine!
Your FrogFind Team 🐸
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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogFind #apple #mac #powerpc #internetExplorer #tasman
Catch of the Day: The Forbidden Apple! 🍏🪟
Hey Retro Fans!
Hold on to your CRT monitors, because our FrogFind radar has caught something today that feels like a relic from a parallel universe. Among all the Nintendos and Linux machines, this legendary identifier appeared:Internet Explorer 5.17 on Mac (PowerPC)!
For everyone rubbing their eyes right now: Yes, Internet Explorer existed for the Mac, and it was a big deal! Following the historic "peace treaty" between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1997, Internet Explorer became the official default browser on all Apple computers for five years.
The craziest part? Mac IE was technically vastly superior to its Windows counterpart at the time! Microsoft built a completely bespoke rendering engine for Apple called Tasman, which was one of the very first to properly support CSS. Version 5.1.7 (released in the summer of 2003) was the absolute final update ever pushed for classic Mac OS 8 and 9 before Apple entirely shifted focus to their own browser, Safari.
The fact that today, over 20 years later, someone boots up an old PowerPC Mac (perhaps a colorful iMac G3?) and browses FrogFind with the Mac-exclusive Internet Explorer is a glorious time machine to an era when Microsoft and Apple surfed hand in hand.
Cheers to the Tasman engine!
Your FrogFind Team 🐸
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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogFind #apple #mac #powerpc #internetExplorer #tasman
Catch of the Day: The Forbidden Apple! 🍏🪟
Hey Retro Fans!
Hold on to your CRT monitors, because our FrogFind radar has caught something today that feels like a relic from a parallel universe. Among all the Nintendos and Linux machines, this legendary identifier appeared:Internet Explorer 5.17 on Mac (PowerPC)!
For everyone rubbing their eyes right now: Yes, Internet Explorer existed for the Mac, and it was a big deal! Following the historic "peace treaty" between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1997, Internet Explorer became the official default browser on all Apple computers for five years.
The craziest part? Mac IE was technically vastly superior to its Windows counterpart at the time! Microsoft built a completely bespoke rendering engine for Apple called Tasman, which was one of the very first to properly support CSS. Version 5.1.7 (released in the summer of 2003) was the absolute final update ever pushed for classic Mac OS 8 and 9 before Apple entirely shifted focus to their own browser, Safari.
The fact that today, over 20 years later, someone boots up an old PowerPC Mac (perhaps a colorful iMac G3?) and browses FrogFind with the Mac-exclusive Internet Explorer is a glorious time machine to an era when Microsoft and Apple surfed hand in hand.
Cheers to the Tasman engine!
Your FrogFind Team 🐸
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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogFind #apple #mac #powerpc #internetExplorer #tasman
Catch of the Day: The Forbidden Apple! 🍏🪟
Hey Retro Fans!
Hold on to your CRT monitors, because our FrogFind radar has caught something today that feels like a relic from a parallel universe. Among all the Nintendos and Linux machines, this legendary identifier appeared:Internet Explorer 5.17 on Mac (PowerPC)!
For everyone rubbing their eyes right now: Yes, Internet Explorer existed for the Mac, and it was a big deal! Following the historic "peace treaty" between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in 1997, Internet Explorer became the official default browser on all Apple computers for five years.
The craziest part? Mac IE was technically vastly superior to its Windows counterpart at the time! Microsoft built a completely bespoke rendering engine for Apple called Tasman, which was one of the very first to properly support CSS. Version 5.1.7 (released in the summer of 2003) was the absolute final update ever pushed for classic Mac OS 8 and 9 before Apple entirely shifted focus to their own browser, Safari.
The fact that today, over 20 years later, someone boots up an old PowerPC Mac (perhaps a colorful iMac G3?) and browses FrogFind with the Mac-exclusive Internet Explorer is a glorious time machine to an era when Microsoft and Apple surfed hand in hand.
Cheers to the Tasman engine!
Your FrogFind Team 🐸
