I hate Internet Explorer

Apparently, if you look at this site in Internet Explorer, the newest ver­sion, the name “Hypercrit” at the top of the page is mas­sive, gar­gan­tuan. It shouldn’t be. No other earthly browser dis­plays the name like that, because that heading’s size is clearly marked out in the stylesheet – I should know; I’m the one who marked it out, after all.

Also, why in the hell does IE have tabs now yet insist on open­ing every address I type into the address bar IN A NEW WINDOW? What is the point of tabs if the pro­gram auto­mat­i­cally opens a new win­dow when­ever I type “google.com”?

I don’t use IE will­ingly, mind you. I thought I would check the site out in the browser since it’s sit­ting on my work PC unused all the time. I felt sorry for the old guy, briefly. But after try­ing to nav­i­gate the labyrinthine and almost non­sen­si­cal arrange­ment of the pref­er­ences win­dow, I have decided that I shall never again open IE, unless I have no other choice.

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