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August 26th, 2006

I give - back to IE6 for now

Posted by Marc Orchant @ 7:50 am

Categories: Software, Utilities and Add-Ins, Web Apps

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I tried. Really. But I’ve been unable to uncover the cause of the intermittent crashes in FeedDemon that started immediately after installing IE7 RC1. So I’ve uninstalled the release candidate and gone back to the great RSS experience I’ve come to rely on with FeedDemon. Turning off third-party add-ins did not fix the problem. Neither did killing off a bunch of applications I usually have running. I had a number of e-mail exchanges with Nick Bradbury (the head FeedDemon) and we both agreed that it was not an issue in FeedDemon itself due to the ways the errors were being trapped and logged.

I need FeedDemon too much and IE7’s new stuff too little to muck about with this any longer right now. I’ll give it a go with the next release and see if things turn out any differently. It’s clear IE7 works fine for many folks in combination with FeedDemon so I know it’s some voodoo going on in my system. Troubleshooting stuff like this is royal pain and, while I usually enjoy the challenge of puzzling my through an issue like this, I just haven’t got time right now. 

Marc Orchant has been building, testing, and sometimes breaking hardware and software for 25 years. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

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Nix the FeedDemon
I'd say for what you'd gain in IE7, lose the FeedDemon and just use the web-based [url=http://www.bloglines.com]BlogLines[/url]

But WHATeveRRR.... (Read the rest)
Posted by: D. T. Schmitz Posted on: 08/26/06 You are currently: a Guest | | Terms of Use
IE Makeover  wlc74 | 08/26/06
Nix the FeedDemon  D. T. Schmitz | 08/26/06

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