IE Glitch?

I've got the latest version of internet explorer on my computer and it has suddenly froze on me twice today and spazzed out. The tabs on the pages have gone little and suddenly getting a bubble saying that there as been a problem with internet explorer and will reload my pages for me. Is this a glitch with the software or my computer?

 

Likely to be some bugs with the new version.

 

IE is unreliable. I suggest switching over to Mozilla Firefox.

 

Yeah, Mozilla is great, but I use Google Chrome.

 

I don't like Firefox, I've used it too many times on other computers and it's always been difficult for me to master. I used to have Opera on my computer before I had to get the harddrive replaced and eventually lost everything.

 

Try Chrome.

 

lawl IE. Core of your problem.

 

Yep. I hate IE.

 

Takes up too much memory.

 

Thats no excuse....lol

 

Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox is the way to go. Internet Explorer is just a sad excuse for a web browser.

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If you'be tried Mozilla, just try Chrome, its great for me.

 

Chrome is full of win, it is probably the single most fastest browser ive used besides Opera. I actually had to get rid of Opera though, which disappointed me because it turned out that some features on some sites i went onto didnt work properly

 

Yep, I was always a Mozilla person, tried Chrome and instantly noticed, it is actually faster.

 

Safari, but that's crap.
I have six browsers on my harddisk

 

Dude, Chrome and Mozilla are the best two, I think you should only keep those.

 

Let's see...I have following browsers installed on my computer.
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Tencent Traveler (Chinese one based on IE)
Sogou Browser (Chinese one based on IE)
Apple Safari
Internet Explorer

 

Be sure to make IE explode!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

That's the first time I've heard that one... but considering how these days computers have 4GB of RAM by default, non-issue.


Try reinstalling IE. Possibly revert back to a prior version, then try again. If that fails, then use Firefox/Chrome, I guess.