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You can have IE installed and enabled, but never start it yourself and put it behind your firewall to never access the internet, the game just needs its resources for displaying offline stuff ;-).
You can however make sure to never launch IE yourself, and it will not add any danger to your web browsing.
IE's vulnerabilities sometimes do not require IE to be the browser used. Just beaing able to call the a vulnerable program can cause problems.
IE is (somewhat) dengerous (in older versions) only while you surf in shady places.
the latest IE is quiet secure, Microsoft really works hard to fight Chrome and Firefox,
and they did a good job!
... Tusk after what i just read from you in another thread you need to stop giving people advice that you clearly have neither the authority or professional experience to give ...and if you ARE a professional and still think that statement is true then it is time to consider a new career.
I can prove on a weekly basis that IE is the WORST and WEAKEST of all the browsers when it comes to vulnerbility just come to the workshop and take a visit and i will give you a tour and show you the percentages but PLEASE stop posting like you know what you are talking about it is vile.
even more so if you use the 64 bits Enhanced Protected Mode.
with EPM, everything is essentially sandboxed with an Integrity Level of App Container, which is even safer than a low Integrity Level..
you can also add Tracking Protection.
that's true.
when it comes to computer security, the user is ALWAYS the weakest link.
Unfortunately, IE includes some components that Windows uses for tasks that do not involve accessing the internet or web browsing. If IE is completely removed, it also breaks those functions. Distant Worlds does not use IE for any kind of internet access, it only uses those components for completely offline functions, if that helps.
Regards,
- Erik
Seriously?
The person is right.
I can copy/pasta some media articles about IE and even Java.
I use all the software myself because I like gaming too much not to.