Explorer uses ActiveX which allows Web pages to execute program code on your machine - and there's no way for you to know ahead of time whether that code is harmless or a malicious attack on your computer.
Because Internet Explorer is the most popular browser so people send malware to it more often than other lesser popular browsers. LPC
Also Internet explorer is closely integrated with windows components
Internet Explorer does not have that kind of security protocols than Chrome. Chrome has established better protocols than others.
My friend told me that Mozilla Firefox was more secure.
If someone needed help with the Internet Explorer web browser, they could visit the help page of the Microsoft Windows website. Alternatively, one could visit a computer help forum to ask specific questions to computer experts.
Someone can look up a URL or Uniform Resource Locator on any modern web browser. These include Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, Firefox, and Chrome.
I'm not exactly sure whether you mean Internet browser or Internet browser. Internet browser could simply mean someone who is looking for information on the Internet by going to one, two, or many different contacts on the Internet. The other meaning of Internet Browser refers to computer software installed on your computer which permits you to access the Internet through a Service Provider. Two common software browser packages are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. There are others.An internet browser is something to view the internet with. It is software that converts the HTML code as well as the many other types of code that are used to create the internet web pages.Popular Web Browsers include:Microsoft's Internet ExplorerMozilla FirefoxOperaNetscapeGoogle Chrome
Seriously?No, no it was not.
One can find information about an internet cleaner, simply by typing "internet cleaner" in their browser and search. Internet cleaners are very useful for someone who uses their computer alot. It's a downloadable software that allows you to delete browser history, clear cache, and much more.
because IE sucks. More usefully, IE is so widely used it is naturally more attractive to hackers than other systems. I'd also wonder if MS have not been too worried about its security: MS Windows and the Office applications have declined in quality since XP, so why would the firm be as concerned with security?
You can click on history on your browser. On IE6 it should be on your toolbars
There are several news services online that offer news updates on computer security. Typically, antivirus and internet security providers have a link within their software that will take you to the latest security news.
Internet Explorer for Mac was discontinued in 2002. It is possible to run it in older versions of Mac OS X. Internet Explorer for Windows can be run in Windows on Intel-based Macs via Boot Camp, Parallels Desktop for Mac, or VMWare Fusion.
No. Internet Explorer is only available for Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista. Microsoft wasn't even going to make it available for Windows XP, so its no surprise they didn't port it to Windows 2000.