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As some of you know, Internet Explorer 8 recently launched its stable version a little over two months ago (March 19, 2009). I find it particularly amusing and slightly sadistic that the Internet Explorer 8 homepage sports a link to IE6. Sadly, it is still available for download.

Retirement

Internet Explorer 6 launched on August 27, 2001 (Wikipedia). It’s time for IE6 to join the other outdated browsers we’ve abandoned: AOL, Internet Explorer 5, Netscape Communicator, and Netscape Navigator.

Installation Dialog for IE8

  1. Downloading. I’ve already downloaded you, what more could you need?
  2. Checking your computer for malicious software. How about you install the program and let me worry about malicious software?
  3. Install IE8. Good, boy!
  4. Install Updates. What updates? This is a new browser, and the download should have been the latest version and not require any updates.
  5. Restart. Ugh.

Change: Yes we can!

For a better, safer, more reliable internet experience, I recommend Mozilla Firefox.

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