If you’re planning to install Internet Explorer for the sole purpose of downloading updates from Microsoft’s Update Catalog, there’s an alternative. You can access the Update Catalog on any browser using the site’s RSS feed. In other words, the RSS feed URL has a stable structure, and the only element that changes is the cumulative update code. All you have to do is add the code of the cumulative update at the end of the RSS feed URL, copy the string in your browser’s address bar and you’ll access the download link.
How do I access the Update Catalog on any browser?
How to access the Update Catalog for Windows 7 on any browser
How to access the Update Catalog for Windows 10 on any browser
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