I made a decision.....

[Yoda]

Well, all this doesn't affect my decision much, it just happened to occur within the same time frame.

As Tan wrote, it goes beyond.

[straps68]

Edge is a W10 thing, I resisted upgrading from W7 Ultimate as I detest the W10 edition, mostly for its ugly retro look.

I liked W XP and stuck with it until EOL 2014, I will stick with W7 until its EOL.

XP was great but I have gotten used to 7, with some modifications it's actually almost as good or better - I can't decide (or remember) But I have been using Firefox for over a decade (two if you count Mozilla and Netscape before that) and I don't want to change that. In fact the IE on my PC has no access to the web at all - blocked by Symantec

[SN13]

I liked millenium edition windows.

[Yoda]

I liked millenium edition windows.

One of the worst editions! It appears that Microsoft only succeed with every other Windows.

[straps68]

I liked millenium edition windows.

Once upon a time I heard a rumor about a man who liked Windows Millennium...so it was you, huh?

[straps68]

I liked millenium edition windows.

One of the worst editions! It appears that Microsoft only succeed with every other Windows.

You're kind of right. Millenium replaced 98 and they both sucked but Millenium sucked harder. Then came 2000 which sucked much less (because it wasn't based on 98 but NT) until it became XP SP3, which was finally good, only 9 years later... Seems that no matter the version it used to take 4-5 service packs to make Windows good - this applies to Vista SP5, AKA Wndows 7 SP2

[tafari]

I left windows long time ago and change to mac and all my problems were gone

[Emilio]

I think the minichat is rolling way too fast, I haven't got the faintest idea of what went on just a few minutes ago.

My browser is showing a "We use cookies to...", it's still there after I have pressed "Got it" a zillion times and it's just an annoying experience for me as a moderator.

So, I hereby resign.

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to be a moderator, sorry to admit that it is nothing I can do the way I would like it to be done.

Could you try this, Michael?

(Internet Options -> Privacy -> Advanced -> enable all cookie cases there)

This may only apply to another-domain cookies, but if someone finds this via Google (like I did) this may help.

IE11 may not set cookies depending on its Privacy settings.

This worked for me: