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I haven’t downloaded and tried it yet, but it looks like there won’t be any choice in whether users get it or not…
I saw a news item that says that Microsoft will be upgrading the browser via the Windows Update service. For users on dial-up, that’s gonna be a real PITA.I looked at some of the addons and they look nice!
I like that ie now also offers tabs to open multi pages….
and that was kinda the only thing I noticed as really improved..Tried it and found no real improvement except the tabs..
The add ons are pretty cool.. but slow it down a lot imo.
If it looks like a cheap copy of Firefox, if it feels like a cheap copy of Firefox and it smells like a cheap copy of Firefox …it’s gotta be IE7. Stick with FF…only real advantage to IE7 is IDN compatibility.
rocketfly wrote:If it looks like a cheap copy of Firefox, if it feels like a cheap copy of Firefox and it smells like a cheap copy of Firefox …it’s gotta be IE7. Stick with FF…only real advantage to IE7 is IDN compatibility.Notice FireFox fans are like Mac fans … yap yap yap.
Even when asked to stick to a subject
:laugh:I know, thats why I asked to keep firefox out of it…
Not that I have anything against firefox, I just wanted to hear from people who test drove IE7.
