AOL browser Q.

[MarineCorps]

Now AOL comes with it's own browser which I have to use in order to log onto the internet. I found out recently that the AOL browser is nothing more then a mask for IE. My Q is do programs like spyblaster work? Since I more or less use IE.

 

[anarchywrksbest]

Why are you using AOL?

 

[WillJ]

Yeah, you don't exactly live up to your avatar.

 

[Turner]

Because his parents pay for it, and he doesn't have much say in the matter.

Not sure, exactly....only thing to do is try it and see.

But surely you can use IE or Firefox with AOL creating the connection, can't you?

 

[MarineCorps]

Because his parents pay for it, and he doesn't have much say in the matter.

Much? I have no say in the matter.

Not sure, exactly....only thing to do is try it and see.

Joy

But surely you can use IE or Firefox with AOL creating the connection, can't you?

Yeah I could. But I've tried that in the past and it's much easier using the AOL browser.

 

[anarchywrksbest]

Get new parents who will pay for something better.

Or get a job and pay for it yourself like me.

 

[shadowdude]

My Q is do programs like spyblaster work? Since I more or less use IE.

To see if it works you have to check the list of restricted websites.

 

[MarineCorps]

Or get a job and pay for it yourself like me.

No place around here is hiring because they already have enough.

@ShadowDude: I meant does it block stuff from being DL.

 

[shadowdude]

@ShadowDude: I meant does it block stuff from being DL.

Thats a tough one, If you check the registry key hkey_local_machine/software/microsoft/internet explorer/activex compadibility
you should see the CLSID numbers that spywareblaster lists.
If the AOL browser has a different registry key than perhaps spywareblaster won't work, but than again since its based off of IE it might.