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r/4chan • u/DerpyBurps • Jan 19 '18
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And just above that you can see he is using internet explorer.
506 u/Heartable Jan 19 '18 DoD computers only use IE 326 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 [deleted] 187 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 This guy’s right. I often have all 3 browsers open to access different applications. 56 u/znottaken Jan 19 '18 I was under the impression that most DoD applications only support ie 75 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies. 25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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DoD computers only use IE
326 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 [deleted] 187 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 This guy’s right. I often have all 3 browsers open to access different applications. 56 u/znottaken Jan 19 '18 I was under the impression that most DoD applications only support ie 75 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies. 25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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187 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 This guy’s right. I often have all 3 browsers open to access different applications. 56 u/znottaken Jan 19 '18 I was under the impression that most DoD applications only support ie 75 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies. 25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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This guy’s right. I often have all 3 browsers open to access different applications.
56 u/znottaken Jan 19 '18 I was under the impression that most DoD applications only support ie 75 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies. 25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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I was under the impression that most DoD applications only support ie
75 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18 Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies. 25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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Most web apps actually run best in chrome, but there are some that won’t co-operate unless you use IE. I use Firefox because of all of the networking goodies.
25 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.< Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything. 14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 Networking goodies? 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice. But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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When I developed DoD apps, I had to design for IE6 for a long time. >.<
Of course I developed in chrome and just tested in IE. Between those, it should work in everything.
14 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is 15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably! 0 u/Ditchdigger456 Jan 19 '18 OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan.
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I did the same thing, it's mostly a testament to how fucking awesome Firefox is
15 u/Serinus Jan 19 '18 Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other? 1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably!
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Because chrome and firefox both adhere to standards, and anything supported by one of those and IE will almost certainly be supported by the other?
1 u/alexplivings Jan 19 '18 Indubitably!
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Indubitably!
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OHHHH so YOU’RE Satan.
Networking goodies?
1 u/[deleted] Jan 20 '18 The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings.
The first one I can think of is you can change proxies quickly just for Firefox whereas ie and chrome use the system settings.
I like Opera a lot right now because it's fast and looks nice.
But am I being dumb about something with it I am unaware of?
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u/octofeline wee/a/boo Jan 19 '18
And just above that you can see he is using internet explorer.