Why is Internet Explorer so bad?

The way IE handles Javascript often times leads to memory leaks. IE9 which was released March 14, 2011 still has memory leaks issues. I think one of the main reasons why Internet Explorer is bad (slow and/or buggy) is because, plain and simple, it has the worst javascript engine out of all browsers.

What’s better Internet Explorer or Firefox?

In a head-to-head comparison, it’s really no contest at all. Firefox is hands down the winner across all assessment categories. If you do find yourself at Nana’s house firing up Internet Explorer, maybe you want to do Nana a favor and download Firefox for her.

Should I stop using Internet Explorer?

Microsoft has warned users that a critical vulnerability in Explorer allows cybercriminals to hijack computers running the program. This means if you still use Internet Explorer, you should really stop. However, even keeping the browser on your computer and not using it still poses a risk.

Is Internet Explorer being phased out?

Say goodbye to Internet Explorer. After more than 25 years, it’s finally being discontinued, and from August 2021 won’t be supported by Microsoft 365, with it disappearing from our desktops in 2022.

Is Firefox more secure than edge?

A new report from NSS Labs has concluded that Microsoft’s Edge browser is more secure than Mozilla’s Firefox and Google’s Chrome browsers. Chrome got 82.4\% against phishing and 85.8\% against malware while Firefox scored 81.4\% and 78.3\% respectively.

What is the most stable browser?

1. Mozilla Firefox. The best browser for power users and privacy protection.
2. Microsoft Edge. A genuinely great browser from the former browser bad guys.
3. Opera. A classy browser that’s particularly good for collecting content.
4. Google Chrome. It’s the world’s favourite browser, but it can be a memory-muncher.
5. Vivaldi.