While not as compatible with every thing like Firefox, it allows us to save a website as a single web archive file. IE has this feature but it stops working after about a year and the only solution was to reinstall the whole OS to fix it. Opera has autoupdate but sometimes printing from it might cause an issue. For the most part, ti solved our need to save as single web archive format and that worked for us. When all else fails. Go for something crazy. Slim Browser is barebone browser and due to the fact that it is not heard of, I trust they are not trying to win you over with crazy features that prevent sites from loading properly.
On a side-note, it sounds like there is a vendor or a specific piece of software that is keeping you from upgrading and causing all sorts of other issues. I know it's not always easy, but getting away from them sooner rather than later is your best bet. If they can't keep up and write updated code for an OS that is several years old already then they won't be in business for much longer anyway. I would have a good long conversation with them and ask why they haven't been able to release software that is compatible with an OS that was released in July of If they can't give you a solid answer I can't think of any good ones then they'll be struggling for business soon if they aren't already.
We mould to them or we all go and find something else to do to pay the mortgage To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off?
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