It's time you switched to a better browser

We decided not to support previous versions of Internet Explorer (8 or less) and Firefox (3 or less) for safe browsing in MNT.

Unfortunately, these older web browsers do not support many important developments of online security, which poses a threat to online security and MNT security. For the safety of your online experience, we strongly encourage you to switch to a more modern browser (we provide a link to the browser in the upper right corner of the page)

You will continue to read Medilexicon normally, but your actual experience may be quite different from our expectations and you will not be able to login or register with the MNT account.

Switching browsers is one of the rare transitions users can still decide on their own. Most browsers make it easy to set up because you can import bookmarks and history data from other browsers. It will take an additional 5 to 10 minutes to find the proper extension. You can imitate the old web surfing environment rationally. Frankly, it is fun to learn (or re-learn) new software every few years, even at the expense of personal efficiency. So far, you may be bound by the desktop and mobile operating system, but switching the browser - perhaps the browser you use the most - still offers a new thrill. Of course, this is just a browser, but there is a sense of finding. In the software industry, which seems to be increasingly daily and stagnant, this feeling is not small.

There is no way to know whether Nintendo releases a Web browser for the switch or when it will be released, but this is a bold demonstration of how important the Web browser is in the "Millennium" era. Why do you spend millions of dollars on software projects to make a web browser when the world turns into a dedicated application? There is nothing to stop the disclosure of Google Apps for the switch. Indeed, even with Wii U's amazing internet browser application, Google still has its own YouTube app on the platform.

You can access your favorite websites and services from the phone's Internet browser whenever the app is unavailable or not disconnected at all. However, some browsers are superior to other browsers, and browsers preinstalled on mobile phones may not be the best choice. For example, although Google Chrome is available on almost every Android device, it's a powerful browser, but it does not win the top of our list. Many of the browsers emphasizing here provide additional functionality to improve privacy and performance. Even if you think that the default browser is sufficient, we recommend checking our list to see what you are missing.