Quote: "Does this with my IE as well. That is the technology behind IE--- it precaches the entire page first. I prefer to see everything load up which is why I use Firefox, but that's besides the point..."
I doesn't cache the entire page first. That becomes obvious with pages that contain very long lists of something.
Quote: "Wrong. Ever since I've been using IE (since version 3), it's had the same interface as usability as File Explorer. They looked and behaved exactly the same! If you open up IE and type C:WINDOWS in the address bar, it'll look and feel just like File Explorer! And vice versa! This has ALWAYS been apparent with IE."
They don't look and behave the exactly the same (Menus, Options, Toolbar?). As I said, they do share libraries. The libraries that the IExplorer provides, are heavily used by other win apps, too. And there's a lot of stuff in these libs that are unrelated to the internet. That's one of the reasons why MS said they can't unbundle the IE.
Me, I'll sit and write this love song as I all too seldom do
build a little fire this midnight. It's good to be back home with you.