@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
I wonder how many people still use text based web browsers?  
Last time I was working on a Linux based desktop computer I had to use Links to navigate Nvidias website to download a fresh driver after X11 failed using Nouveau. :d  
Thankfully their website is Very straightforward so I just kept hitting tab and enter until I finally got a download link, living in a world of just text and no graphics of any kind would be very boring. :d

@Ping_chan  
Very true - what software you use, like the brands you buy in the store, and so on, say a lot about you in today’s evermore materialistic culture.
 
I guess it’s no surprise then that I also quite like store’s own brands, huh? :)
 
Don’t worry Internet Ex-pone-r, you’ll always have a home on my computer. :3

God… I personaly don’t like IE as a browser… but seeing ponyfied IE browser crying… you have to empathize

And now talk to a web developer who for the billionth time had to debug their stylesheets in IE.

@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
I guess you could make an argument about using a different Web browser makes you a hipster, but IE has had issues is the past, but Microsoft has been good about spitting out updates to fix stuff.  
I guess people pick web browsers to fit an identity? Kinda like picking a car to present an image associated with a brand?  
My one complaint about software today is that companies seem to release software and games early to meet market demands and release patches on a needed basis.  
I rather liked it back in early days of computers, like in the 90’s,when software seemed to be more complete when you bought them off the store shelves.  
The Internet seems to have made computers a much more fluid environment, where they require constant updates…

I really don’t get why so many people have issues with Internet Explorer. I’ve only ever used Internet Explorer (since version,…what, 3? And I’m now on 11), and I’ve never had any major problems with it.
 
Whenever I do have problems, it’s invariably with whatever version of Windows I’m running (nothing too serious since I long ago upgraded from 98SE to XP, and even better since I’ve moved to Windows 7), rather than my browser software…

@Nataniel  

@Ping_chan  
i do ignore it most of the time. i use it on the occasion when i want to see something right now and my firefox is closed.

@Nataniel  
Or never. Well, on the Programs menu. If one can find it in C:. :j

@Nataniel  
My solution is to either not use Windows to avoid having IE on my desktop.  
Or if I have to use Windows, I just ignore IE at all costs.

actually since when can you uninstall IE?

whoa she changed hairstyles pretty quickly

I still can’t get over the fact that “Internet Explorer Drama” is actually a tag.
 
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to, guys.

Tch! It’s all I use, sheesh, so much hate.

@Roxor  
haha wow really? my firefox doesn’t run into much problems till im at about the 150 tab mark , at which point it may suddenly promptly die ;D …..

Browser nazi much, OP?

@Background Pony #441F  
:P

I’ve used IE since I was two and never stopped. Internet Explorer is my waifu.

Fuck you guys, I love IE. It is awesome. Only browser I use.
 
Firefox for my secondary youtube account

@ILM126  

I feel heartbroken. Also, an Equestria Daily post feature!

This is the most heartbreaking one of all.

I’ll never look at my browser the same way again.

@Frogster  
Tell me about it. After a dozen or so tabs in Firefox, it’s borderline unresponsive with near-constant disk-grinding. Kill the process and restart, and it’s good for another hour or so of browsing.

@Roxor  
Until you reach about 2gb RAM is going to totally kill your performance when it starts paging to the hard drive.