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The thread discusses using the UI version of Internet Explorer instead of the desktop version. The original poster is seeking ways to organize Favorites within the UI version but cannot find the relevant menu options, wondering if the desktop version is necessary for such tasks. The response explains that the UI explorer is a simplified app that cannot support third-party toolbars or extensive features like Favorites organization, emphasizing its design for lower resource use and security.
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hawkeye62

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I am trying to use the UI version of IE rather than the desktop version. I can't seem to find any of the menus that show up in the desktop version. Organize Favorites is one in particular. Is there a way to organize Favorites in the UI version or do I have to use the Desktop version for that sort of stuff?

Thanks for any insight, Jim
 

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ussnorway

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The ui explorer is an app and you can't load any of those junk 3rd party tool bars onto it... that's kind of the point, as this needs less cpu/ ram to open a page and doesn't get hijacked by the same junk that attacks other browsers.

p.s. You can read more about the Link Removed if you want too mate.
 

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