South Korean Authorities: We Are Behind The Times With IE Laws
Not just IE laws.
If you haven’t heard already, there is a law in South Korea, which requires all people to use Internet Explorer when shopping.
The good news? First of all, if you live in South Korea and can access the Internet… Congratulations to you. Now, it appears that at least some of the authorities are aware of the situation and it might change in the coming future.
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South Korea is still behind the times with IE hate. IE11 is a standards compliant browser.
IE is so good we must force everyone to use it by law
South Korea is a third world country. This is not surprising.
LMAO. I just love racist mexicans.
Tiago huh? If you come from Portugal, that is hilarious and you will become slaves to Merkal’s bankers soon anyways. If you come from Brazil, you my condolences.
wherever he is from, he is still a troll wanabee
Thanks for giving me the useful information.