), I ditto Gordon McGeachie, I use 7 and IE 11 never had a problem with anything or a virus, I have a very fast download speed and will change when I really have to, only thing slow is flickr. ), Already closed that annoying banner about 20 times but it keeps re-appearing. www.flickr.com/photos/185239786@N08/50370316853/ Safe ... but a bit gory, as we kids were. Apart from that, I want to make you aware that the safetly of the users is not your business. ( permalink Even better if they're shown dangling over the edge of the Grand Canyon. I thought that was Microsoft's job. Posted 35 months ago. Ah, that sounds as a bug with the implementation of the banner.

Posted 35 months ago.

Posted 35 months ago. Your browser choice has nothing to do with your photo archive on Flickr. Posted 35 months ago. ), Silanov: Posted 35 months ago. ), Kevin:

J.M.Read edited this topic 3 days ago. What's not to understand about that? Yes, Flickr could do that. All butts do. I would be very grateful for a definitive answer. Are they still doing it?

) Posted 35 months ago. You needn't get on their nerves and try moving them to do so 20 times a day. Posted 35 months ago. ), Ma mcnod: ( permalink Posted 3 days ago. ( permalink I've sacrificed a lot of time on this issue, when I could have been helping Eric make guacamole or help wrangle the donkey that's always kicking over server racks (this part was levity)

permalink If you use IE11 we are no longer guaranteeing that your Flickr experience will be ideal, nor will we be doing bug fixes or offering support. ( permalink I allow cookies and get the banner every time i refresh the site. Posted 35 months ago. Sorry, as german speaker i don't understand properly this "once per session" thing. Causing no one any harm. We would buy a new PC then anyway.. I will leave flickr and go to instagram.

Explorer is a far superior and feature rich browser than Edge. Posted 35 months ago.

"Safe" is something that would be considered for all audiences, like children and grandparents. I use Chorme most of the time but at times use IE 11. ), This was answer from flickr staff: ( permalink Account closed, see info, no need to follow anymor edited this topic 35 months ago. After you move them all to Blurb, sure. Sometimes when you dig through the various help topics and volumes on help.yahoo.com, you end up needing to go back and forth with somebody in their customer service department, in which case they may switch to email as the … ( permalink Posted 35 months ago. ( permalink www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php No, it isn't and it also shouldn't be. Thank you for this graph. Their support plans are separate from ours. Posted 3 days ago. If you click it, you'll go home. Posted 3 days ago. Leave it to them ( permalink ( permalink Posted 35 months ago.

( permalink) Silanov says: ernstkers: If your question should be addressed to me: Yes, I am blocking cookies. Chrome and Firefox browsers are available for XP and will autoupdate to the most recent versions, including all modern security fixes and features. ), kmacgray: ) I use IE 11 only with Flickr. One does see 100's of male bare chests categorised as Safe

), Gordon McGeachie:

Thanks for responding so quickly. | reply docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/deploy/hardware-a... This topic has 1 reply, 1 voice, and was last updated 7 years, 4 months ago by . Posted 35 months ago. I've searched the forum for my answer and found nothing, I've sent two messages directly to Flickr staff and received no reply. Yes, quite.

Cheers - J www.flickr.com/groups/unsafe

Posted 35 months ago. ), Mens chests do not need to be set to moderate. With Firefox I find that Flickr runs frustratingly slow, but it's fine with IE 11. Okay. OK then IF that happens >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>......... ), Same here and most annoying, surely once on log in is enough. All you will see is a warning banner. Posted 35 months ago.

How was it that YOU/Flickr supported IE11? If features are developed in the future that make IE11 incompatible with Flickr (like IE9 or other older browsers), the banners become far more prominent and blocking. Posted 35 months ago. ( permalink Posted 35 months ago. This will take the form of a banner encouraging you to upgrade to Edge, Chrome, or Firefox. www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share.aspx... docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/deploy/hardware-a... www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qprid=2&... Account closed, see info, no need to follow anymor, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_browser#Market_share, donsnotes.com/tech/applications/browsers.html. Posted 3 days ago. ( permalink Silanov edited this topic 35 months ago. ( permalink