is internet explorer compatible with macs?
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Well, no. You can get the software *can't think of what its called off the top of my head* to run Windows on a Mac. I would assume going that route you could use IE. The closest you can get is Firefox.
421801
It's okay for windows, that's how it operates. Internet Explorer is none other then the default explorer in windows. If you don't trust this just open a folder, or My Computer for instance and on the adres bar enter a web page, see what happens. This is the main reason why the internet explorer cannot be removed from the system.
474669
Is really funny, someone asking this question. I know, and it sucks, guess what? Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 Beta does not work with any MacAfee products. I also had the same exact problem, when I tried to open my FireWall summary, a window will come up, but the window was just blank with nothing on it.\n\nI never read the "Currently posted bugs (issues)" and in that letter, Microsoft says that there are issues with MacAfee products while using IE 7 Beta, so you have to wait until the next release or uninstall and install IE 6.\n\nIt was very bad because I loved IE 7 Beta, but I had to uninstall it because I chose to keep my computer safe.\nWhat are you going to do?
779905
Hello there.\nWindows is behind the times -has been for a while, will be for a long time to come.  Vista won't come anywhere near Tiger, let alone Leopard, but that's another story.\nInternet Explorer is a worthless, cranky, ugly browser.  I strongly recommend that you use Mozilla Firefox- heads and tails above IE6, or 7 for that matter.  The only reason for keeping IE on your machine is that not all websites support anything else.
512144
Internet Explorer 6 does not haver tabbed browsing.  You must use either Firefox OR Internet Explorer 7 (which is still in Beta).  IE 7 uses tabbed browsing and is (somewhat) similar to Firefox.\n\nHere are the links:\n\nFirefox\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/\n\nI.E. 7\nhttps://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx
663780
The following site doesn't list Macintosh as a compatible platform for driver support:  http://shopping.msn.com/Specs/shp/?itemId=24037363\n\nPerhaps contacting Sharp's tech support to confirm this would be in your best interest?
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Netscape has never stated they plan to develop a new version of their browser for the Mac. In fact if you ask them they will say they are looking into it (they've been saying that since 7.2 and they have been running 8 for some time now).\n\nIf you need a new one, download firefox. Netscapes browsers are based on older versions of firefox under the Mozilla project.
856971
Use Firefox instead. Anyone with an educated opinion will tell you that it is far superior to Internet Explorer. \nhttp://www.getfirefox.com/
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click the 'Help' Menu and then select 'About INternet Explorer'
1143594
Don't use Internet Explorer. Use FireFox. It really is 1000 times better and doesn't have the issues that Internet Explorer has.
439469
internet explorer maybe?
975571
Internet Explorer 7 (Windows Only) - http://www.microsoft.com/ie\nFirefox 2.0 (Windows / Mac / Linux) - http://www.getfirefox.com\nFlock 0.7.8 (Windows / Mac)- http://www.flock.com\nOpera 9 (Windows / Mac / Linux) - http://www.opera.com\nSafari 3.0 (Mac Only) - http://www.apple.com/safari\nNetscape 8.1.2 (Windows Only) - http://browser.netscape.com/ns8/\n\nMy pick is Flock -- the social web browser.  It uses the Firefox engine but adds features integrated for blogging, RSS, Flickr and PhotoBucket, and Del.icio.us in your quick search.
810732
If your Windows version is not genuine you won't be able to make the official Internet Explorer work. Download Firefox instead:\n\nhttp://firefox.en.softonic.com/ie/50473\n\nIt's faster, safer, has more options and is customizable
24903
I believe it already has. Microsoft has responded in many ways already. The next version, IE 7, is set to have tabbed browsing which Firefox, Safari (Apple's standard web browser) and Opera (available for free for PC and MAC) for example. In effect, Microsoft is playing catch-up. IE has A LOT of CSS bugs which web developers like myself are frustrated with. Also, IE's Active X has been the source of many security problems for Microsoft over the years. Often those most comfortable with the internet help their friends and family to make technology decisions. We tell them what's the best and safest software to use. I have already converted a number of my friends and family to Firefox and I'm sure by the time IE 7 comes out (no one can say for certain exactly when that will be) I will have converted more.
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You don't have to buy it.. Microsoft makes a viewer for Mac users.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e25cb1e5-209c-4a58-b283-23e84b616477&displaylang=en
248813
Please distinct between Apple and Internet Explorer, Apple and Intel. Apple is a software manufacturers, while Internet Explorer is a product of Microsoft, Intel is a hardware manufacturers, specificly processor. Don't mess them up. You can't compare hardware manufacturer with a software manufacturer. And also comparing a company with a product.\n\nApple, in their product, uses also Intel, etc. It's just that when they released a computer _preinstalled_ with theor OS, they have choose the processors, mobo, etc very carefully to maximize the effeciency of each hardware. So the same processor running on Windows and running on preinstalled Mac may have difference in performance
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I would guess Internet Explorer...