Comments on: Internet Explorer 8 on Terminal Server http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/ it's all about applications and virtualization Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:29:17 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Use iPhone as a Mouse on iPad with Citrix Receiver http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-2272 Use iPhone as a Mouse on iPad with Citrix Receiver Wed, 18 Aug 2010 13:57:31 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-2272 [...] Internet Explorer 8 on Terminal Server [...] [...] Internet Explorer 8 on Terminal Server [...]

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]]> By: admin http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-935 admin Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:42:08 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-935 Hi Mark, Yes I'm aware of that setting, that will be in the next post of "Why Internet Explorer will kill your memory – Part II" coming soon. Eric Hi Mark,

Yes I’m aware of that setting, that will be in the next post of “Why Internet Explorer will kill your memory – Part II” coming soon.

Eric

]]> By: mark http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-934 mark Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:23:34 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-934 I think you guys need to set the Tab Process Growth to 0. You can do this via GPO or registry, but it should stop IE from running away with memory by creating more than one iexplore.exe process. I think you guys need to set the Tab Process Growth to 0. You can do this via GPO or registry, but it should stop IE from running away with memory by creating more than one iexplore.exe process.

]]> By: Kirk M. Schafer http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-848 Kirk M. Schafer Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:45:54 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-848 Note to posters: I think the article is asking how IE8 is on Terminal Services; if you're not using that, a general comment on stability may not be as helpful. In my case I have experience with an nComputing platform (essentially TS) and find that performance in IE is ridiculously inefficient. Flicker, lag, and memory use are all undesirably noted--so much so that users (on a dual-core machine normally running at 2% CPU) tend to keep clicking IE's icon because they think it's not starting. There is a registry setting that fixes flicker (Force Offscreen Composition) but this is inconsistently applied, and memory use--just by IE--is nearly 50% of the total consumed. While there are a number of documents to tweak IE (e.g., on this site, such as "Why Internet Explorer Will Kill Your Memory"), I will probably be forced to install Firefox and silently replace the IE link to start that instead. Note to posters: I think the article is asking how IE8 is on Terminal Services; if you’re not using that, a general comment on stability may not be as helpful.

In my case I have experience with an nComputing platform (essentially TS) and find that performance in IE is ridiculously inefficient. Flicker, lag, and memory use are all undesirably noted–so much so that users (on a dual-core machine normally running at 2% CPU) tend to keep clicking IE’s icon because they think it’s not starting. There is a registry setting that fixes flicker (Force Offscreen Composition) but this is inconsistently applied, and memory use–just by IE–is nearly 50% of the total consumed. While there are a number of documents to tweak IE (e.g., on this site, such as “Why Internet Explorer Will Kill Your Memory”), I will probably be forced to install Firefox and silently replace the IE link to start that instead.

]]> By: Mikael Petersson http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Mikael Petersson Fri, 09 Oct 2009 13:02:26 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-320 Using IE8 in a Terminal Server solution like fex Citrix is a no go for me. I have experienced the same result testing it in a test environment and have for the moment gone for Firefox until I can find a solution on the memory usage IE8 needs. Using IE8 in a Terminal Server solution like fex Citrix is a no go for me. I have experienced the same result testing it in a test environment and have for the moment gone for Firefox until I can find a solution on the memory usage IE8 needs.

]]> By: Taylor http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-221 Taylor Wed, 02 Sep 2009 04:05:36 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-221 i am pretty much satisfied about the features and stability of Internet Explorer 8. it is much better than IE6 or IE7. i am pretty much satisfied about the features and stability of Internet Explorer 8. it is much better than IE6 or IE7.

]]> By: Mike Smith http://www.xenappblog.com/2009/internet-explorer-8-on-terminal-server/comment-page-1/#comment-208 Mike Smith Mon, 24 Aug 2009 03:30:55 +0000 http://www.xenappblog.com/?p=201#comment-208 Internet Explorer 8 is as stable as Opera and Firefox. it does not crash a lot like IE7. Internet Explorer 8 is as stable as Opera and Firefox. it does not crash a lot like IE7.

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