Has anyone else generally had the experience of IE 8 being randomly unstable but on frequent occasions using it under windows 7 64 bit and using WindowEyes. It does the internet explorer has stopped responding thing frequently which is often after clicking on a link to open it in a new tab or a new window or after closing such tab or window and having it return to the originally opened tab or window. It also happens a lot that it is like the virtual buffer looses the ability in the current internet explorer session looses its ability to hook into IE because it stops working and turning it off and then back on says browse mode not available. You have to exit the browser and reload it. Is IE 8 just generally buggy? Are there any particular tool bars or extensions that one can disable that make a big difference in this stability? I have disabled most of them. There is one called research that is mysterious to me what it does but it says that it is used when you look at the more info and I don't know if I should disable it. Is its use important or is it doing something totally unnecessary? I noticed internet explorer seems to run without allowing any add-ons and I have seen that notation on it somewhere. It seems that the 64 bit version will not allow flash content to play on a page and is there any way to have it allow that? Is the 64 bit a lot more stable or is it not really much different?
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