- Sep 11, 2012
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This may fall of stubborn ears, but you really should seriously consider using a different browser. IE not only is a resource hog, but it has many security issues. Most, if not all, of the other browsers are better than IE in their own ways. I have used Firefox in the past, but found it did get bogged down a bit, so I finally switched over to Chrome and never looked back.
The only unfortunate thing for me is I am forced to use IE at work for many things because a lot of web based systems still are built for IE (ridiculous, I know), but that is the burden I bear. I personally look forward to the day I never have to use any form of IE.
By the way, if you are using gmail as your email account, they do offer a free pop3 access, which means you can link it up to email client software like Thunderbird. I have used it in the past, but stopped once I started having to access my email account from multiple computers here and there.
The only unfortunate thing for me is I am forced to use IE at work for many things because a lot of web based systems still are built for IE (ridiculous, I know), but that is the burden I bear. I personally look forward to the day I never have to use any form of IE.
By the way, if you are using gmail as your email account, they do offer a free pop3 access, which means you can link it up to email client software like Thunderbird. I have used it in the past, but stopped once I started having to access my email account from multiple computers here and there.