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What are applications you used to use, that are now gone?
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>>109450842
programs are never truly gone you know. only services.
it's just that sometimes it's inconvenient to emulate stuff for the old program to work.
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the internet is unironically worse now that it's gone
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I don't miss any programs
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>>109454478
IE was impressively optimized, actually. Just for old PCs with weak CPUs and little RAM.
I had a shitty Intel Atom tablet with Windows 8 and IE 11 just worked, scrolling at buttery smooth 60fps on that thing. No other browser came close.
Updating to Windows 10, neither did Edge, neither EdgeHTML nor the Chrome reskin could compete with that.
IE allowed people to browse the web on devices that had less RAM than a single tab of a modern browser uses nowadays.

Its support for new web features was absolute fucking dogshit, though so I hated it for as long as it lived. And sure, in (((benchmarks))) it stank. Modern browsers excel in those by keeping multiple CPU cores busy compiling different versions of the JS and keeping them all in RAM which is a luxury IE didn't have.
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>>109450842
i do miss those 0 days
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>>109450842
>It's 2010 and there's an internet outage
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>>109450842

NERO Burning ROM, not even sure if Linux had an equivalent or native NERO app. I am not even sure it still exists and if it does if it's still as crazy capable as it used to be. I recall my grandpas computer in 2004 having 2 CD ROMs reading and burning CD at the same time copying music. It had some exotic features like checking disk integrity bit sectors, wiping the disk, etc.

Windows 7 I think kind of killed it with native capability to burn quite easily, not really sure but i would just drag and drop my movies onto non-rewritable DVDs at some point. They were all garbage quality so when netflix came out I just threw those DVDs out, hours of burning, all trashed.
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>>109450842
Flash!
Simply FLASH!

Jesus if you remember /f/.
>Literally games in the browser
>Literally bizarre experimental art projects like a word that has snow falling on it.
>THE LOOPS THE FUCKEN LOOPS!
A 10h version is nothing in contrast to a flash loop. The file size alone in the loops!

And the best part? You can download it locally and post it again to /f/

And the content! Jesus the content! Like it was this perfect made at home 2000 edgy and tenager humor!

PS: Recently I made what basically is a slide show with background music and this reminded me of flash! Like the non moving element would be optimized since flash movies are less movies and instructions how to move the sprites and at what time. This being basically a slide show with a handful of slides.

When I saved it as a PRO MP4 the file size was 300 KiB When I saved it as the kosher for 4chan MP4 it was 3MiB because fuck you! Apparently that dogshit codec can not optimize for literally NON moving elements that stay the same for 1 minute!

PS2: OP used the flat shit icon instead of this glory fuck you!
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>>109457174
still using saflashplayer and noone can stop me.
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>>109454478
>>109455460
>IE
I never got the burning hatred for IE that others did have back in the day.
I used it it was OK, crashed however the internet was shit back then so...

Then I switched to FF because of tabs and FF actually blocking the 100s of pop-up and pop-under windows that every website made. Or more of it. Also FF let you save a HTML instead of a MHTML This means that if you press CTRL+S on newgrounds you also can get into the folder and get the SWF flash files out to collect and play on your PC.

The joke was you use IE to download FF and it was a essential part of the OS since without it you can not go on the internet.I liked to compere IE to the plastic spoons you get for free with a yogurt they work however are crap.
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>>109457231
>saflashplayer
The what?
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>>109457245
standalone flash player. to run swf files with, you know.
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>>109457264
>standalone flash player. to run swf files with, you know.
Yep.
Same here.

However /f/ is dead! And for the last years while /f/ was alive it was constant reposing of old content and nothing new was made.

It is more a shame how SWF was killed from the internet and /f/ was the last palace for SWF files to exist.
Nothing can beat the compression a SWF file can get if you use some sprites or slides.

It is a shame that everyone started pretending
>HUR DUR Flash dead!
Shame!

PS:
Is a place like /f/ alive somewhere else?
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