IE is crap. Use Firefox.

Amazing that it still applies to this day, except maybe swap Firefox with Chrome, depending on preference.

Firefox was always slow as shit on Mac until this last quantum update. It beats chrome (personal opinion). But I still use Safari 90% of the time.

you sure modern ie is not working? proof?

@MaxDeepfield
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@helloworld Firefox' memory management was and is a joke. Try using spreadshirt with your nice-ass 300dpi 2000x2000 pixels design. Firefox will crash away while chrome manages multiple tabs of this shit with ease..

A good point for ie is that he need far less memory than chrome/edge/firefox.

I think he is still a decent browser today.

why if i monitor 100500 requests in network chrome and ff dies, but edge not?

@daintycode Why would you put a 300dpi image in a browser? WTF?

@helloworld spreadshirt prints tshirts. Anything below 300dpi will look shit, their recommended density is 200dpi and their vector support is a joke.

In general, print media should happen at 300dpi and (way) more, the 72 or 96 dpi used on screens is a joke, qualitywise.

And to provide some kind of designer, where you can place your Image, how it should be printed and stuff, you need to process these 2400x2400x300 pixels before.

@daintycode yeah spoke too soon, like a smart arse. Anyway had a look at that site, why would you use a site that has such a high base price for tshirts, you’re not going to make a penny, infact its just a vehicle for them to sell limitless designer tshirts without paying a penny for original design. Fuck them. Build your own shop, find a cheapo print on demand and drop shipper. Found one yesterday, but there are many others. http://printondemandtshirts.co.uk/

@helloworld I'm with you on the prices but I have to say, spreadshirt is the best when it comes to quality. We tried many of those shops and often the base-product quality is reeeeaally bad or the print is some whack shit.

The thing is, it needs to be in germany, because we order them pretty last-minute.

@daintycode Good point(s).

Use Firefox and DuckDuckGo if you care about privacy.