IE 6.0 Question

[Archon_Wing]

I use IE, with the 2.0 Version of Google Toolbar, which is quite possibly one of the best popup blockers out there. Not only does it block them, but it displays that it blocked them, so you know they were there (cause sometimes you WANT the pop-up)

Maybe, but Mozilla and firebird have the pop-up feature built in to the browser with no additional download. IE does not. It's just the folks at google were kind enough to deal with what IE does not.

While I do have the occassion stability problem (My browser & the battle.net forums do NOT get along) they are nothing compared to the problems I've had with the Netscape/Mozilla line, and I've never liked opera since the time they thought it would be a good idea to have a free version, and a pay version. I've paid for a browser with Microsoft, and unlike Opera, most web developers SUPPORT IE.

There are very few pages that IE can view that firebird cannot.There's no reason to make a page IE only. And most of them support the Active XPloit technology that IE supports. Active X is more of a security risk than anything else. It is used by numerous malware and spyware makers to exploit other's computers. It's one thing I could live without.

Try reading this:
http://www.spywareinfo.com/articles/htasploit/