Does anyone else agree with me that, if there wasn't so much money to be made creating worthless apps, maybe Microsoft could devote more resources towards getting IE to work better?
When surfing news sites, I have to use both IE and Google Chrome so that when one locks up or just refuses to do a task (usually IE), I can switch to the other browser to complete the task.
It's a shame that one browser can't "do it all". And with all the automatic updates I get from Microsoft, you would think something to improve IE would be part of one of these many update "packages".
But what's a little inconvenience to users when you can make a ton of money ignoring them for something more lucrative?
Evidently, in the eyes of Microsoft "Internet Explorer works good enough, thank you!".