I'm trying to find out.How old is the browser?
My guess is it was stopped being developed years ago.
XF is only designed to work with recent versions of modern browsers.
Tell them to switch to a modern browser.
The last release of AOL Explorer was in May 2006How old is the browser?
My guess is it was stopped being developed years ago.
"I have had AOL forever. I have no idea the age of this browser."Yeah, that's what I figured.
Is the guy still using dial up and watching analog TV?
Actually, he claims he upgraded to AOL Gold 3-4 years ago which included a new browser. LOLI guess he's going to get a bit of a shock when he upgrades to the latest version of one of the modern browsers.
They definitely use more electrons and pixels, and those don't grow on trees, you know!Don't modern browsers use more electricity?
It doesn't really work properly on the devices I've received complaints about, in part because the screens are microscopic and the processors are weaker than your average coffee pot's circuitry. They basically need a text-and-link-only mode. It's not a terrible thing to have; I'd certainly use it while on-the-go with a weak cell connection. It'd be a huge undertaking, though, so I haven't formally requested it as a feature.XF already has a no-JS mode, or more precisely, works with JS disabled, but functionality will be missing.
It's unlikely to be something the developers would spend any time on.It'd be a huge undertaking, though, so I haven't formally requested it as a feature.
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