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Workaroud to removing IE core

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I want to remove all that is IE.

But I still want to be able to play Counter-Strike: Source.

The thing is that when I remove IE core, whenever I enter a game there will be like 10 popups of "Open with" windows for html documents.

I could live with that, only that it minimizes cs and mostly creates some kind of bug - like the MOTD window not dissappearing.

Maybe I could deny opening html-documents?

But how would I do that?

Cheers,

Jacob


Check out HFSLIP, specifically FDV's remove-IE, there are also .inf's for restoring MS HTML-Help and an executable that sits in Program Files\Internet Explorer\ - that when called will open up your browser of choice instead.

Not sure if it works for XP, but if not shouldn't be hard to modify the MS Help .inf's

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Check out HFSLIP, specifically FDV's remove-IE, there are also .inf's for restoring MS HTML-Help and an executable that sits in Program Files\Internet Explorer\ - that when called will open up your browser of choice instead.

Not sure if it works for XP, but if not shouldn't be hard to modify the MS Help .inf's

Thanks for the tip but sounds messy.. Any other ideas?

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Here's a snapshot of what I'm talking about:

post-39940-1203772983_thumb.png

If I only knew the library responsible for the security dialog I could probably reshack it.

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