Computer problem question

Kilgore Trout

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I've seen that problem with different websites a few times a year and I just "solve it" by switching out of internet explorer and into my chrome browser.
Not really a solution maybe but I'm not going to drive myself crazy trying to really solve it.
 

PlayDanger

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I then get option to stop script which I do but how can I wipe the script from my computer?
You can't, the script is running in the browser on the page that you're visiting. If you have a lot of programs open at the same time, your computer may just be running out of memory and so everything is slowed down. Also, as the other gentleman suggested, if you're not already using Chrome browser, you should.
 

Occasionally

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Gracias

I will switch from explorer to chrome. Any other reasons to use chrome?
- Chrome is fast and simple. Best one
- IE/Edge. Somewhere in the middle. If you use Bing search engine it's pretty good too
- Firefox. 100% awful. Super slow now. Something happened. 10 years ago, Firefox was awesome. Fast and simple and better than IE. The second Chrome came out, it's like it was what Firefox used to be
 

tombrady12

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People really still use IE? My company stopped supporting it in 2014.
 
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