Does IE open a new socket on each POST?
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you can track IE 6 in windows defender ...!\n\nand to really comment on the working of IE without being part of the development team would be guessing !!
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Firefox! IE was not originally intended for the internet. It was intended as a mainframe for ur comp. Thats why if ur IE crashes ur whole comp does too.
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it will open your default mail client
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Depending on how your computer is physically connected to your Broadband connection, the most likely answer is that your computer is going into some type of power-saving mode when it has been idle for a time and as part of that power-saving sequence, it is turning off its network connection to the Broadband.\n\nThen, when your computer is coming out of its idle-state, it is unable to reactivate its link to the Broadband connection and thus nothing comes up in IE.\n\nI would check your computer's settings in regards to its idle-state, network and power-saver settings.
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I would guess it is not EVERYTIME. You do not have Javascript error warnings turned off (which you should).\n\nHere's how to do it in IE.\n\nTOOLS\nINTERNET OPTIONS\nADVANCED\nDISABLE SCRIPT DEBUGGING (Internet Explorer) \n(check this)\n\nThat should solve your problem.
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How do you know you have javascript turned on? to check, in IE do this:\nGo to "Tools" menu/"Internet Options"/"Advanced" tab/Scroll to "Java" section and check that "Use Java" is "V" (tilded).
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try this, in IE go to tools, internet options, programs, and reset. it might work
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Let us take a example, of opening up same web page more than two times (i mean to opne more than two windows).\n\nNow when you do some action on the first window, ofcourse it gets reflected only in the same window not on the other windows right (even all are pointing to same IP address). This is how a session is maintained for each and every connection.\n\nI think this answers your question.
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When in IE go to VIEW - TOOLSBAR - CUSTOMISE
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there is a download from Microsoft to fix that it has something to do with the yahoo tool bar, i installed IE7 and had no problems yet!!!!!!!!!!! it just takes a long time to load, when open it flys
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Thats because it it Internet Explorer, use Firefox and it wont happen. If lightning struck your power source there would be a lot more trouble than web pages.
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because i'm a moron... oh wait, no i'm not! that's why i'm using firefox! :) everyone who isn't using firefox should though. oh, and if you really needed to open an IE-only page, you could try the IE-Tab plug in...
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Do you mean that only Yahoo! will open in IE? Perhaps it's because your IE's connection settings are not correct and so only pages it cached (like Yahoo!) are loading.
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go here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx
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For Firefox, see links below:\nFor Internet Explorer: Switch to Firefox and see above ; )
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Or if you are on the page you want to link to, just rightclick and select "Send Link" if you are using Firefox.  I would think that IE has the same capability.
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if you are talking about internet explorer, just go to windows update, it will detect and update what is necessary