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    is the new ie good?

    Has anyone tried out the new IE6?
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    Yeah, it's cool. No stability issues (that's what you get for Windows 2000 ) and it blocks cookies from Doubleclick, Admonitor, etc.

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    Page redirects no longer work, I don't know if I ****ed that up or if it's IE6. It's really annoying here when it is used so extensively. Anyone?

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    I dunno what you're talking about. Do you have Javascript--oh, sorry, Active Script --on?

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    Yeah, but redirects are META refresh tags, not javascript.

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    Got an example of a page?

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    It's used everywhere, but when you submit a reply to a post on vBulletin, it brings you to this "Thanks for posting your reply, you will now be redirected..." page. The line for that, placed neatly in between the <head></head> tags is:

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    <META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="20;URL=http://www.disney.com">
    In that example, the browser would hold you at the page for 20 seconds, then automagically load up Disney. It doesn't work for me.

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    The board still works fine for me, including those redirects.

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    It's probably not the board, I've just got a switch or checkbox or something somewhere that's not where it should be.

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    but do you recommend it? is it worth a d/l?
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    If you have broadband, everything is worth a download just for the hell of it.

    Seriously, yes, I have liked it so far.

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    So if, for aurguments sake, my name was Mr. 56k and I didn't live anywhere near Mr. ADSL or Mrs. Cable, would one recommend the transfer of IE6 from MS to my good self? How much weight does this browser carry?

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    It really doesn't make any change to the handling of the protocol (HTTP and FTP), only to the interface.

    Mr. 56k and I didn't live anywhere near Mr. ADSL or Mrs. Cable
    That's Page 56K, Sir ADSL and Baroness Cable.

    Can anyone solve my problem?

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    Originally posted by aknisely
    That's Page 56K, Sir ADSL and Baroness Cable.
    Excuse my rudeness your worships

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    So pardoned.

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    I believe it's 52 mb's if that's what you were asking for.
    I posted another IE 6 thread in chitchat a couple of days ago. The thread has a link to a site that explains how to d/l IE 6 without having to use Microsoft's online d/l procedure...

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    does anyone have a collection of screenshots?
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