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So what new stuff does it bring? or did they just copy-paste the Firefox source? is it better than Opera?
Internet Explorer 7 has been officially launched on October 18th. After reviewing the fact, both me and Muki (your friendly admin team) recomend you visit http://www.IE7.com and follow the instructions there.
Safe browsing!
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So what new stuff does it bring? or did they just copy-paste the Firefox source? is it better than Opera?
I've had it a few weeks now. I really like it.
Is it still opening new windows not tabs?
Think of it as a slow version of Firefox and you'll be OK.
It blows up on more pages than IE 6, that's for sure.
Too funny. Firefox rules...let us know when the new Firefox version is released.
Just follow the link.
Everything is explained very clearly on the site
http://www.IE7.com
Not sure what you're asking, but IE7 is now a tabbed browser. You can also choose whether the clicking new links will force into a tab or new window.
took them a couple of years.
So IE doesn't even have to get on its knees to do the job?
So IE doesn't even have to get on its knees to do the job?
Oh Gah Damn!!!
7th time lucky? I wouldn't bet on it.
Let us know how it goes out there on the bleeding edge.
Internet Exploder 6 is years mature, and it's a stiill a mine field of security holes.
firefox> ieInternet Explorer 7 has been officially launched on October 18th. After reviewing the fact, both me and Muki (your friendly admin team) recomend you visit http://www.IE7.com and follow the instructions there.
Safe browsing!
Your friendly admin team
that's what you get for pimping microsoft product, you KNOW i won't click on that link. But it's a good joke.
IE7 > Firefox ... Firefox has never managed to fix its memory leak.
But hey, to each their own ...
^^^Won't your mom get pissed at you for posting pictures of her on the internet?
Opera > Firefox >>>>> IE
Saludos.
Opera rules. I LOVE the fact that if you download a torrent, it immediately starts the file transfers with the built in BT client. That's something you will NEVER get from MS, since they just started their new music product and store. Of course the new player is completely incompatable with their old music store, but nothing that MS does should really surprise.
No thanks. I'll pass.
As an employee of a software company whose product is .NET based and runs integrated with IE, let me just say stay the away from this download.
We got ahold of it last week to work on smoothing out any conflicts with our software, and this stuff (IE7) is nothing but a royal pain in the ass.
Supposedly a lot of banks are havingi problems with it too.
I only have problems when I had it reporting as IE7 ... when I got the agent script to change it to IE6, it is perfectly fine. The tech demo has been out for quite awhile, if you're just now getting ahold of it ... well, your company is in re ed.
microsoft's still 3 years late to the party. if IE had come out a couple years ago i would have considered using it. they must have been too busy ripping off MacOS features for vista i guess.
the day you can do better is the day i'll consider anything you say ...
AHF
The others might not know, but you should remember how critical I am of MS. So when I start linking to their new browser (who had a security flaw discovered the 1st day after its launch) doesn't it make you at least a little su ious why the link?
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