Skip firefox, Opera, Mozilla! AOL browser is here!

firewall

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And???

THere would be another, then another, and so on list of browsers coming and going.....
 

Twista

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Bascially, its IE with a new skin =) kind of like win 2k and xp.
 

loup garou

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Whoa...freaky. I just VNC'd to a user's machine and they had AOL Browser open and I was like "WTF is this???" Then I saw this thread.
 

Twista

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i dont even see it on my desktop :/ and it installed, but it really didnt.
 

Goosemaster

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Originally posted by: werk
Whoa...freaky. I just VNC'd to a user's machine and they had AOL Browser open and I was like "WTF is this???" Then I saw this thread.

something similar happened to me:eek:


I thought aol had gotten their act together and ditched their old app
 

Schadenfroh

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Originally posted by: silverpig
IE? really? I though AOL bought mozilla...

Yes, and if they forced you to use netscape microsoft could sue them for pushing their own browser on their customers.
 

Twista

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Originally posted by: DragonMasterAlex
why in the hell would I do such a cruel thing to my PC? :)

Jason

Ill just test on the schools computers since every reboot wipes the HDD back to default programs and settings. =) DEEP FREEZE baby! This is one thing AOL and REAL networks cant f-up.

Each restart eradicates all changes and resets the computer to its original state, right down to the last byte.
Protect a single, hundreds, or thousands of computers across a distributed LAN, WAN or over the Internet..
 

EyeMWing

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Originally posted by: Twista
Originally posted by: DragonMasterAlex
why in the hell would I do such a cruel thing to my PC? :)

Jason

Ill just test on the schools computers since every reboot wipes the HDD back to default programs and settings. =) DEEP FREEZE baby! This is one thing AOL and REAL networks cant f-up.

Each restart eradicates all changes and resets the computer to its original state, right down to the last byte.
Protect a single, hundreds, or thousands of computers across a distributed LAN, WAN or over the Internet..

I beg to differ. Deep Freeze's level of effectiveness depends totally on the IMPLEMENTATION. Very, very, VERY few places are going to have the time or bandwidth to let an entire computer reimage over the LAN every boot.
 

Twista

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Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: Twista
Originally posted by: DragonMasterAlex
why in the hell would I do such a cruel thing to my PC? :)

Jason

Ill just test on the schools computers since every reboot wipes the HDD back to default programs and settings. =) DEEP FREEZE baby! This is one thing AOL and REAL networks cant f-up.

Each restart eradicates all changes and resets the computer to its original state, right down to the last byte.
Protect a single, hundreds, or thousands of computers across a distributed LAN, WAN or over the Internet..

I beg to differ. Deep Freeze's level of effectiveness depends totally on the IMPLEMENTATION. Very, very, VERY few places are going to have the time or bandwidth to let an entire computer reimage over the LAN every boot.

College network? Dunno, but theses delete settings off every reboot. Even folders on the c drive are gone. The network drives only have write permission to teachers homework folders.. other than that i dunno.