Earlier today, I was trying to look at TVTropes, and when I tried to open a new tab, it started to shut IE. (Yes, I still use IE. Yes, it's IE8. No, I don't care about your opinions on that.) I re-opened it, did the same thing, and it happened again. I re-opened the program again, but this time, it broke the software.

So I did the classic Windows debug, restarting, and I re-opened the browser. It happened again. I then attempted to boot up IE without add-ons, which, for some reason, worked. Then, I realized that I couldn't use Flash, which gave me an idea. I decided to fool with the add-ons that should be activated when I boot up IE from then on. After an extremely glitched period of time, it turned out to be something that I never used or liked that broke the browser.

Yahoo! Toolbar.

I had a nice lol at that.

Yahoo is in your intranetz killing your IE.

omg st0p usin internatz expleror!


In all seriousness I never liked Yahoo"!"... so I can't say it surprises me

I read somewhere that Yahoo has infinite storage space for documents and what-not which made me respect it a little bit more, but Internet Explorer and Yahoo is still a bad combination. XD

The great thing about Chrome: it has no support for the Yahoo! Toolbar that you don't want.

So that must be the reason my old computer couldn't use Flash.

I've never liked Yahoo!, nor have I ever liked Internet Explorer.

Nor have I ever installed a single toolbar on any browser I've ever had.

Chrome, dawg

Firefox is also wonderful. You can get rid of all evidence of those pesky toolbars in 5 minutes while fooling around in about:config.

This is why IE is horrible, you can't do that. All my PCs have IE6 or 7, which is NEVER used. Or optimized for.