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Mac Forum / Applications / Internet Explorer / June 2004Microsoft "withdrawing support" for IE5
I have been told by a major auction paying site in the USA that they have a memo from Microsoft saying that it is withdrawing support for IE5 on Mac 0S 9x.... And that this means my IE browser will slowly cease to work (as it is supported by Microsoft's own server). None of this news is on Microsoft's own sites. But it is worrying. DOES ANYONE HAVE MORE INFO? i.e. Is this a way that Microsoft wants to get us to BUY their new IE 5.1 for Mac OS10x? (It had come free when you bought a Mac before). Pam IE is history in the Mac world... Get over it... KillBill > I have been told by a major auction paying site in the USA that they > have a memo from Microsoft saying that it is withdrawing support for [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Pam  SignatureI´m gonna Kill Bill Beatrix Kiddo > I have been told by a major auction paying site in the USA that they > have a memo from Microsoft saying that it is withdrawing support for [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Pam Microsoft Discontinued MSIE for mac os 9.x and X so if you wan't a better and updated Browser you'll have to look on the other browsers Signature------------------------------------------- Swedish Webcams <http://www.webcams.zap.to> ------------------------------------------- >> I have been told by a major auction paying site in the USA that they >> have a memo from Microsoft saying that it is withdrawing support for [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Microsoft Discontinued MSIE for mac os 9.x and X so if you wan't a > better and updated Browser you'll have to look on the other browsers In addition, Microsoft has discontinued IE as a stand-alone product entirely, Windows and Mac platforms. Give Mozilla or Firefox a try (www.mozilla.org)! -Jon |
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