How do I verify a Java version in Internet Explorer?
Make sure the addon is enabled and then go to this website:Verify Java Version
What is the best Internet Explorer version for Windows 7?
It's the last version, and that is pretty obvious. Internet Explorer 11 (and its predecessor) is a version that works rather well. 9 is on the very limit, 8 is too slow, 6 and 7 (first on XP, second in Vista, neither on 7) have rendering issues (standards support is exceptionally bad)
Where can I download the first version of Internet Explorer?
Supposedly you can find it here: Download Internet Explorer 1.0 for Windows - OldVersion.comIt would probably be difficult to run outside of legacy hardware or a VM.
Is it secure to use an old version of Internet Explorer, even on a computer with anti-virus?
Viruses to not come from Browsers, but from bad websites. Provided you have a good anti-virus program, it should not matter which Browser you use
Why does there is no android version of internet explorer?
I haven't got a clue, but thank you for thinking I might have and asking me to answer :)
What is the earliest version of Internet Explorer that websites are expected to support?
You need to define "support". Getting a site to look exactly the same in a 10 year old browser compared with a 10 day old browser release will of course mean a lot of work, which is probably not worth it. (http://dowebsitesneedtolookexact...).Testing your site briefly and spending an hour or two on at least making basic navigation work in IE6 is probably worth it, though, depending on your statistics and target audience. You're unlikely to have any big portion of users with earlier IE versions than 6.IE6 users are likely to be used to an ugly and slow web, so just make sure they can use the site and you're fine. The quickest and easiest way to do this would be to use the Universal IE6 CSS (http://forabeautifulweb.com/blog...).
If I download a newer version of internet explorer, 11.0.29, will it delete my browser history? I want and need to keep my history.?
I have the previous version of ie 11.... something installed. I want to upgrade and download the newer above version, but don't want to loose all my present browsing history in the process of updating to newer version. I need to keep my history for extended time periods.
Why does Windows 8 have two versions of Internet Explorer?
There are two versions of Internet Explorer in Windows 8. The desktop version of IE and the Metro version of IE. The underlying engine is shared. But their UI is very different. For those users who will focus on desktop interaction with Windows 8, the desktop version of IE gives them the rich web browsing experience they expect (and have today). For those users who will focus on Metro (touch) interactions with Windows 8, the metro version of IE gives them a similar, rich experience with an interface tailored for touch users. Windows 8 can cater to traditional desktop users or touch device users. Whichever you are, each deserves a full fidelity experience tailored to their interaction modality. As a result, there are two IE UIs. The real difference between the two versions, technically, is that add-ons and plug-ins (like Flash and Silverlight) are only supported in the desktop version (just as they are today). The Metro version of IE only supports Flash, and only insofar as the Flash capabilities integrated in Internet Explorer (which is new).
Fraps with Internet Explorer?
What version of Internet Explorer? If it was version 8, then maybe Fraps hasn't update it's software for that version yet, or maybe the Runescape site hasn't updates it's site yet. Internet Explorer 8 has finally conformed to standards, and a lot of websites still haven't updated their settings so it will run in standards on the new version. Contact Fraps about this, and report the issue.
"You are using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer. Some features may not work correctly." How do I make this notification go away while accessing Quora?
Without knowing anything about which version of Internet Explorer you are running, which version of Windows and the environment in which you find yourself, I would guess that you - personally - probably can't.Old versions of Internet Explorer are very difficult (to put it mildly) to support properly with modern web development techniques. Anything before Internet Explorer 9 should be considered deprecated (and rightly so! - those browsers are broken in regards to web standards).The notifications are there to warn you that the page might not render properly, and that it does not probably look and work as intended. They are put there by the Quora developers. In order for them to disappear, they would have to change the code on the page, or you'd have to browse the page through some filtering proxy that simply removes the "offending" parts of the page via some matching mechanism.If you can't affect your environment, this is probably a no-go, though.