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This is just something that has been puzzling me for a while n just had to ask this time. Right now i'm looking for a job and am applying online yet the online application thing requires IE. When i did FAFSA for college it said the same thing but still let me use chrome. I also noticed then when i signed up for Selective Services.
Whats with almost everything online requiring IE? i mean there are 3 other web browsers:safari, opera, and chrome; that are better and in very popular use. Is there actually a compatibility thing or are these online application web services just lazily made? I seriously can't understand why someone wouldn't make em compatible with better and more secure web browsers.
Whats with almost everything online requiring IE? i mean there are 3 other web browsers:safari, opera, and chrome; that are better and in very popular use. Is there actually a compatibility thing or are these online application web services just lazily made? I seriously can't understand why someone wouldn't make em compatible with better and more secure web browsers.