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Security fixes, JavaScript update bog down Internet Explorer 8 
BetaNews | by Scott M. Fulton, III | Fri, Oct 30
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We also could not help but notice that the latest JScript update was applied to Windows XP and Vista platforms only -- at least in the Automatic Updates distributions that we received. After those updates were applied, IE8 performance in Vista and XP were dragged down so heavily that IE8 on...
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