I did have RealPlayer on a past machine. I used to have an Iomega Zip drive, which worked perfectly until I dropped it on a cement floor, and it's kind of hard NOT to have Internet Explorer 6, even though I never use it.
Aside from that, clean.
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25 worst Tech gadgets
Anyone have any of this stuff?
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no Norton's stuff is on the list. Won't let that garbage NEAR my computers.
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It was installed once, but never again.
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... was that you could set the privacy settings pretty well, but they somehow seemed to magically go back to default after some time with no notice to you. 
Evie 
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For a while I needed it for some online teaching apps. No longer.
Evie
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it was able to disable my firewall. So that ended using realplayer and it was too bad because there are some podcasts I can't listen to
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... came pre-installed on a computer. Bad bad bad.
I did like Priceline for groceries, however.
Evie
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