Both my computers are now working fine with MSN Premium.
As I wrote previously, they had server problems and would not admit it.
I do pay a monthly fee as a Premium subscriber. The number is close to $10.
Harvey
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When someone sends me an email with a link I get an error message that my browser is out of date. So I cannot access the links. MSN Premium is still using Explorer and my new computer is using Windows 10 with Edge. Is MSN going to be updated to use Edge?
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Both my computers are now working fine with MSN Premium.
As I wrote previously, they had server problems and would not admit it.
I do pay a monthly fee as a Premium subscriber. The number is close to $10.
Harvey
We are all in this together. After years of attempts to get Microsoft's plan, I came to the conclusion months ago that there is no plan. Why would there be? When and if MSN Premium is linked to a newer browser, Premium will be all new and we'll lose what we like about Premium email, etc. In the meantime, Microsoft can conclude reasonably from a business approach that the customer must be getting something worthwhile for his or her money, or the customer wouldn't keep coming back. I pay $50/yr in one payment in January. Someday, either Microsoft or I will quit.
But, I do like to see my email in the traditional screen. I've developed a work-around that works for me. I keep Edge and Outlook in my tray, and I have my msn email account in both Outlook and Premium. When I find an email that I want to read in either of the other two emails that I carry on Premium, I transfer the email in my msn email folder, go to Outlook and read it there. If there's a link in the email, the link works. The link would not work that is embedded in the email if I opened it in Premium. If I clicked that link, such as "Read More," Premium's IE would not be recognized because it no longer is supported, and the link would not open. You all know that, of course. I'm not satisfied, but old habits are hard to break. ... but, come next January I might quit, break my old habit and adjust to Outlook or Google, or ?
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Excellent question Diana Jean. I have been asking the same question of MSN Premium and have gotten no satisfactory response. Maybe your question will shake them up
Crisps, all mighty...even THIS chat room doesn't work with MSN and Internet Explorer! Diana, I wouldn't bet the rent money on Microsoft getting around to update MSN. They don't give a **** so long as idiots like is continue to subscribe. Microsoft is horrible when it comes to properly servicing MSN customers.