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@derpity DM  
Oh, Lord!

Never thought I’d feel bad for a ponified web browser but here we are

That moment you decide to keep a browser because you don’t want its pony version to be sad.

@Magic pone  
Hug the browser. Use her to open .gifs or something.

Gonna be honest the last panel made me cry a lil

@DBZFan12  
That was a thing that people did in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Who the fuck installs that many toolbars?

@KnightMysterio  
I dunno, but I do know that whoever installs that many toolbars has little to no idea how to use a computer properly.

WHO MAKES THIS FUCKING EVIL MEMES?!

I don’t know why the phrase “uninstalling her” made me laugh so hard

@Bronydog  
I’m calling internet explorer slow

@derpity DM  
this takes on a new meaning when it is next to your profile pic@derpity DM
 
@derpity DM

looking at other browsers:…  
avoiding updating here:…  
installing toolbars:…  
badmouthing her:…  
saying you hate her:…  
uninstalling her:I’m still Good right?

Okay. Good job OP you make feel sad for IE. I feel sad for a f***ing browser, wow.
 
You know what they said? Bad writer will tell you that character is sad, while the good writer will tell you why the character is sad. Althought first 3 panel just make laugh instead. But in the 5 panel everything start to change, the way that she apology, she try her best but failed, the explanation of how she try her best but failing me us understand why she feel sad.
 
And last panel is the real punch to my heart. She accepting her fate that she would being uninstalled because because she can’t protect the user and telling the user that he/she deserve better than her, that part when I read the line there just piercing my heart so hard. Heck even while writing this a few tear just falling down from my eyes.

@anonymous7890  
A well built computer has only the needed programs installed, and none of the programs that you don’t need.  
An example would be under windows 10, every time I was online and I opened an explorer window, especially if I’m running an app that edits my Borderlands 2 saved games and I’m about to save a new copy of my saved game… Windows 10 would launch a pop up asking me to use the Microsoft cloud storage feature…  
I never have any intention to use that feature, so why should I hang anything related to it on my computer?  
That’s just one of several reasons that I wiped my ssd’s and loaded OpenSuSE Linux on my laptop, I don’t think I’ll ever go back to Windows.

@jaimeastorga2000  
On which versions on windows? I’m not sure for Vista and below, but for 7 and up, it really does uninstall it (and saves about 300MB of disk space.) It’s not a terribly useful thing to do, but you can do it! I think. Unless I’m wrong on the internet again.

@anonymous7890  

 
That just hides it. It doesn’t uninstall it.

…OWCH!!! Well now I feel bad, time for this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEOS3bQSwFA

@amantes  
The Java sandbox was shit.

@Goobington  
I thought the reason for that was java is extremely unsecure.

There’s this online Rogue clone that I like to play on that runs Java.  
Chrome won’t touch Java.  
Safari isn’t available for download on my new PC.  
FireFox is really uptight about it and won’t run it.  
But you, the humble Internet Explorer? You let me enjoy something the other browsers won’t. You’re special because of that, and I thank you.

@Yet_One_More_Idiot  
I wonder how many people still use text based web browsers?  
Last time I was working on a Linux based desktop computer I had to use Links to navigate Nvidias website to download a fresh driver after X11 failed using Nouveau. :d  
Thankfully their website is Very straightforward so I just kept hitting tab and enter until I finally got a download link, living in a world of just text and no graphics of any kind would be very boring. :d