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Questions about internet web browsers
I currently use the most updated version of Internet Explorer on an HP desktop computer. I love IE, it's the only web browser I do like and I strongly dislike everything else.
But recently I've been having a lot of internet issues. Like it seems like if I have too many pictures open on multiple different browers my computer will go crazy and start showing this popup that says something thing "Out of service line -random number-"
I feel like it may be because of EI, I'm always on Tumblr and I know EI doesn't fully support Tumblr. So I was thinking about switching over to Google Chromo for a little bit to see if that helps/changes anything.
But I have a few concerns. Will I be able to switch back to Internet explorer? And will it be free? My computer came with IE as the default browser. I've never gone through the process of switching browsers before and I don't wanna mess anything up.
Thanks!
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That is true. The latest version of internet explorer are setup like that. Even if you just open a new tab, IE consider it as new window. Plus a lot of website today are doing their website patterned to famous browsers like firefox and Google chrome.
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Google chrome is free, and easy to use. You basically just have to install it, and BAM! You're ready to go!
There will be no side effects to changing browsers. I have Chrome, IE, and Firefox on my laptop. I use google chrome for almost everything, except for a certain website to watch TV on, and for that I use Firefox. I never use IE: its too cluttered and slow.
When you open Chrome for the first time, It will ask if you want to set it as your default browser. Select yes. You can easily change this later- Heres an article that explains how to do it for each browser:
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There's no cost, and little hassle to change back and forth. Most people I know use Chrome, but all have at least 2 different browsers on their computer.
Good luck, and hope I helped :)
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