IE - Google forced to drop last visited links in new tab page

[bekdik]

Google has removed the last visited links from the ie version of their toolbar, in accordance with a Microsoft directive.

I know that many did not like this option, but I did. So it's goodbye to IE as my default browser.

 

[AstroTurf]

IE sucks anyway.

Only time I would use it is if forced to do so by a website.

 

[LazyLion]

wait... you willingly used IE????

Wassamatter witchoo???

 

[Jordan_Za]

Troll on/

FireFox nerds are worst kind

Troll off/.

*runs away*

 

[Flanjet]

I also really enjoyed that option. Which other apps have that function, if any?

 

[LazyLion]

Doesn't the Firefox or Chrome version offer the same thing?

Why would you want to use it in IE?

 

[Synaesthesia]

Who says he was a Firefox nerd? Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera all have their supporters, and all are better than IE!

Troll on/

FireFox nerds are worst kind

Troll off/.

*runs away*

 

[Vis1/0N]

I use IE (mainly), Opera and Chrome, I can never get used to Firefox visual elements (icons, fonts, smoothing feels rather unappealing - in contrast to the other 3) so I only use it on occasion.

I had to install IE8 on the bosses PC last week. and it was awful how bluntly Microsoft have tried to wean me away from our preffered Default providers. Listen MS, screw Bing! I will use that and Yahoo! when and if I want. I don't want the MS defaults and I don't want to dig deep so don't make it so hard, Google is good enough ( actually great when I consider the alternatives).

Who uses Yahoo! much around these parts anyway? The ad bloat from mid 90's put me off completely, and I visit on occasion like once or twice every two months.

So on my PC I am sticking to using Googles services and IE7 and Opera and Chrome.