But our obsolete version of AOL has turned out to have certain benefits that even they're not aware of. For example, when a virus attacked both our freestanding browsers recently, AOL's Explorer was unaffected (so old, even a virus won't run on it?
) and I could still access websites without the browser getting hijacked -- it was just slower. This kept me going until everything could be restored and I could bypass AOL once again.So unless the company does something to piss me off, I think I'll always keep it around for its useful little quirks.
-Marie-
