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Anonymous 16/02/01 (Mon)07:45 No. 24982 Anonymous
1st February 2016
Monday 7:45 am 24982

I doubt that any of you are using Microsoft Edge (which sounds like a gay porno) but just on the off chance...

http://betanews.com/2016/01/30/stop-using-microsoft-edges-inprivate-mode-if-you-value-your-privacy/

> investigations of the browser have resulted in revealing that websites visited in private mode are also stored in the browser’s WebCache file.

>NOTE: The Container_n table stores web history. There a field named 'Flag' will be available. A website visited in the private mode will have a flag value as '8'.

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Anonymous 16/02/01 (Mon)11:55 No. 24985 Anonymous
1st February 2016
Monday 11:55 am 24985

>>24982
I tried it out for a bit. It's certainly better than IE was back in the day, and it's probably quicker than chrome, but the lack of add-on support and not being able to right click on highlighted text and images to search for them killed it for me.

Good to know that MS are still capable of the most astoundingly basic fuckups though.

Anonymous 16/02/02 (Tue)16:59 No. 24986 Anonymous
2nd February 2016
Tuesday 4:59 pm 24986

>>24982
On a tangential note, Cortana stores a lot of shit too: http://bsmuir.kinja.com/windows-10-cortana-notification-center-forenics-1724511442

The only time I used Edge, I had a feeling that it was designed for tablets primarily. Especially when I got into its settings page. Anyway, all I needed it for is to download Firefox.

Anonymous 16/02/02 (Tue)19:28 No. 24988 Anonymous
2nd February 2016
Tuesday 7:28 pm 24988

>>24986
I'll give it its due, Edge loaded slightly faster than Firefox on my machine when it had its very brief Win 10 phase. For the majority of users who don't even know what an 'extension' is it's probably fine. This is a bit embarrassing for them though.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/13 (Wed)07:33 No. 25084 Anonymous 13th April 2016 Wednesday 7:33 am 25084 Still using Opera 12 here, lads.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/13 (Wed)09:41 No. 25085 Anonymous 13th April 2016 Wednesday 9:41 am 25085 >>25084 There's always one.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/13 (Wed)23:47 No. 25086 Anonymous 13th April 2016 Wednesday 11:47 pm 25086 >>25084 I suppose once you've seen the HTTP world through the myopic, purblind eyes of the bug-ridden Presto engine nothing else will quite do.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/13 (Wed)23:55 No. 25087 Anonymous 13th April 2016 Wednesday 11:55 pm 25087 >>25084 I mourn Opera every single day lad, I understand.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)08:42 No. 25088 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 8:42 am 25088 >>25087 Vivaldi's working nicely for me here. Needs finishing, but the browser is good. (Opera user since it was pay-to-drop-ads. Fuck me, they were ahead of their time in so many ways).

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)11:39 No. 25089 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 11:39 am 25089 >>25088 >>25084 Browser hipsters. Why not try Netscape Navigator?

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)12:12 No. 25090 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 12:12 pm 25090 >>25089 A real hipster would use lynx on a *nix platform.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)18:40 No. 25091 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 6:40 pm 25091 >>25090 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_(web_browser) Links, m8. Get with the times, granddad.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)18:49 No. 25092 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 6:49 pm 25092 >>25091 >includes frames support Who the hell needs any of that modern guff?

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)21:52 No. 25093 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 9:52 pm 25093 Real men use curl.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/14 (Thu)22:03 No. 25094 Anonymous 14th April 2016 Thursday 10:03 pm 25094 >>25093 Real men use an acoustic coupler.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)00:58 No. 25095 Anonymous 15th April 2016 Friday 12:58 am 25095 >>25094 Real men use RFC 1149. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149

Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)01:16 No. 25096 Anonymous
15th April 2016
Friday 1:16 am 25096

>>25093 >>25094 >>25095
Real men do and look at whatever the fuck they want online knowing that the guardians and gatekeepers are as human and fallible as they are and ignore the failed power games of the former reality. Not behind seven Boxxxys, making and learning their own morality and trusting in the Universe.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)02:37 No. 25097 Anonymous 15th April 2016 Friday 2:37 am 25097 >>25094 How depressing is it that I was using one of them in 1999? >>25095 You have no idea how giddy I feel to have found someone else who knows about TCP/IP over carrier pigeon here on gs.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)05:47 No. 25098 Anonymous 15th April 2016 Friday 5:47 am 25098 >>25097 I knew someone who was part of the implementation team. Much fun was had that day, apparently.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)09:17 No. 25099 Anonymous 15th April 2016 Friday 9:17 am 25099 >>25097 There has to be someone, that's still the fastest connection we can get up North.

>>	Anonymous 16/04/15 (Fri)10:24 No. 25100 Anonymous 15th April 2016 Friday 10:24 am 25100 >>25099 Complete with a mechanical IP stack at the consumer end.

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