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I've been messing around with it. Its cool, uses half the memory RC2 was using. Added features to it. Still catching up to Firefox and all, but its definately worthwhile to upgrade to.

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yeah, I installed it today... Mucho improved...

Reply to RichPLS

OMG NEED TEH LINK.

**Looks on MS' website**

Reply to Caboose-1

And fresh with MAJOR security flaws from the get go. I'm not necessarily for open-sauce stuff but since I'm still using Windows 2000 Firefox can't be beat. Wait a month so the vole can work out some of the kinks. They seem to left us 2000 users out of the *loop* as usual.

Reply to Mr_Bluntman

Agree, I read somewhere theres a security issue with it already..

Reply to TeeTewl

Hey, a fellow Buckeye supporter.

Pissed off the game is only on satellite this weekend?

Reply to Riser

IE7


For whoever needs a quick link to the site.


I've downloaded it but not installed it yet, been busy with computer rebuilding and beginning RMA procedures for an ASUS M/B model A8N32-SLI Deluxe of which this is the second failure, its going to be a long time before ASUS gets any more business from me!

Sorry! Just Venting! :evil:

Reply to 4ryan6

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yeah, I installed it today... Mucho improved...



I'm still gonna be stuck with IE5.5 at work tho :roll: Most of my apps are web based and it blows chunks. I'd kill for tabed browsing..

Reply to audiovoodoo

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I'd kill for tabed browsing..


Top yourself and I'll sort out the tabbed browsing. Deal?[/Genuinely helpful and sincere Scouser]

Reply to Tom_Smart

I've been Beta testing it for awhile.

Reply to HardWareBoss

Same here but the Beta is missing a few things the Official has. Its different, runs better, has better support on websites, etc, over that of the beta.

Reply to Riser

Firefox 2.0

The only thing I don't like is the fact that the download manager is still so... non-existent.

Built in spell checking works great.

Reply to Snorkius

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I'd kill for tabed browsing..


Top yourself and I'll sort out the tabbed browsing. Deal?[/Genuinely helpful and sincere Scouser]

Calm down, calm down [/can't be arsed wasting the effort]

Reply to audiovoodoo

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Built in spell checking works great.



Hmm... might be an idea for me to upgrade :)

Reply to audiovoodoo

Don't bother...nobody reads your sh[i][/i]it anyway...

Reply to _WW_

so what did you just reply to??? :tongue:

oh.. sorry.. you meant anybody worth worrying about.

Reply to audiovoodoo

I'm the nobody that reads your sh[i][/i]it...and my shift is over.

Reply to _WW_

Well so far the only inconveniences I've run across is Outlook Express Emails that had shorcuts embedded to go directly to a website URL through IE don't work now, along with URL shortcuts I'd set up on my desktop no longer work.

Website function so far is pretty good though!

Reply to 4ryan6

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Calm down, calm down [/can't be arsed wasting the effort]


Creative, very creative. :roll:

Reply to Tom_Smart

I'm stunned, no shocked. I've slotted IE7 onto a system and it has not set itself to be the default browser. Very unMS and most welcome.

Reply to Tom_Smart

The new interface sucks. And it also looks horrible if you use Windows Classic theme.

There's no reason to switch from Firefox to IE7. FF 2.0 is much better than previous versions in terms of memory usage.

Reply to Spitfire_x86

Yeah, MS even said they didn't think it would be bring a lot of people back. Though they think they're in the right direction and spending more time improving IE now.. so in a few years, we'll see a new release. heh

Reply to Riser

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The new interface sucks. And it also looks horrible if you use Windows Classic theme.

There's no reason to switch from Firefox to IE7. FF 2.0 is much better than previous versions in terms of memory usage.



But now, when IE has tab management, there's even less reason for the average shmoe to switch from IE to FF.

Even with the really shitty yet "meh-it-works-and-it-comes-with-Windows" older explorer versions the adoption rate wasn't what I'd call stellar.

Reply to Snorkius

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Just noticed that it did claim all the html and such extensions for files already stored on the system for it's own.

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