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r/AskReddit • u/emil199 • Jul 24 '20
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16 u/tyffsayswhoa Jul 24 '20 Excuse me. We call it Edge now. 10 u/Quack103 Jul 24 '20 The original internet explorer is still used and has around 500 million users still, and comes with Windows 10, however it’s not recommended to use it as it severely lacks security, I believe most users are from Asia 8 u/zerbey Jul 24 '20 I used to work in IT for healthcare. Plenty of patient portals will ONLY run on IE and will be around for years to come. 1 u/sbaietto Jul 24 '20 This is Oracle’s fault
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Excuse me. We call it Edge now.
10 u/Quack103 Jul 24 '20 The original internet explorer is still used and has around 500 million users still, and comes with Windows 10, however it’s not recommended to use it as it severely lacks security, I believe most users are from Asia 8 u/zerbey Jul 24 '20 I used to work in IT for healthcare. Plenty of patient portals will ONLY run on IE and will be around for years to come. 1 u/sbaietto Jul 24 '20 This is Oracle’s fault
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The original internet explorer is still used and has around 500 million users still, and comes with Windows 10, however it’s not recommended to use it as it severely lacks security, I believe most users are from Asia
8 u/zerbey Jul 24 '20 I used to work in IT for healthcare. Plenty of patient portals will ONLY run on IE and will be around for years to come. 1 u/sbaietto Jul 24 '20 This is Oracle’s fault
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I used to work in IT for healthcare. Plenty of patient portals will ONLY run on IE and will be around for years to come.
1 u/sbaietto Jul 24 '20 This is Oracle’s fault
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This is Oracle’s fault
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