#Winebottler internet explorer software
#Winebottler internet explorer windows

I guess we could implement everything short of an actual application for web browsing. I guess here we are faced with the same question - where to draw the line between the web browser and other system components.

#Winebottler internet explorer windows

This is reflected on the fact that many components of Internet Explorer (the rendering engine, the security zones, the certificate store, most settings, etc) are shared through the system (and used by many programs, for example Outlook uses the security zones, browsers like Maxthon use the rendering engine, and Chromium uses the certificate store), and that Windows Explorer and Internet Explorer 6 even share the same GUI (allowing for seamless FTP viewing for example).

#Winebottler internet explorer software

Microsoft has held that this is not meaningful that in Windows 98 and newer versions, 'Internet Explorer' is not a separate piece of software but simply a brand name for the web browsing and HTML rendering capacities of the Windows operating system. It is unclear what it means to 'remove IE' because such a removal depends on being able to determine which files or functions on an installed Windows system are part of IE - that is, to draw a line between IE and the rest of Windows. There will be ReactOS Setup Manager in ROS CE that will hopefully fix the problem you're talking about. Only fairly recently, one has begon with the 'browser-choice-page' on windows versions. In fact, if similarity to *winXP* is what is sought after, it would even make more sense to include a browser. Heck, most don't even note rapps, let alone they click on it. Yes, they can, theorethically, go to rapps and download/install one, but nobody of the 'normal' users does that. They think the explorer is the browser, often. I second that.If you go look at youtube for people that have tried out ROS, this is one of the most common complaints about it: they look for a browser, but don't find one. It's really confusing to try to figure out, 'Okay, do I want Firefox v2.4, or Firefox v29? Which is newer? Which is more stable?' Beyond that, I think it would be a good idea to simply have ONE version of each software title in RAPPS, like the most recent known to work and maybe with an 'advanced' option to use older versions. Karlexceed wrote:Personally, I'd love to see ANY decent browser bundled with ROS.