
Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 was just released and has several improvements. One improvement is that you can now have your RSS feeds automatically update themselves. While that is great I would have to say that the biggest addition is the ability to reorder the tabs! That is almost a necessity for tabbed Web browsing in my opinion. Here are the download links if you want to test out IE7 Beta 3:
- Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2)
- Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 for Windows XP Professional x64 Edition and Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition
- Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 for Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
- Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3 for Windows Server 2003 ia64 Edition (Windows Server 2003 for Itanium-based systems)
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LOL…. Why does anybody will prefer IE over Firefox?
Let’s always keep in mind that the average computer user just click on Internet Explorer link to go on the web. They don’t even understand the term browser. Having Internet in the title does help a lot. If you’re the system admin you can easily fool them by dressing [my.opera.com] to look just like IE. No matter how better IE7 will be, someone who as seen the light once will always remember it.
I started using Firefox just a couple weeks ago and I love the tabs. But Firefox doesn’t seem to hold my cookies for some reason. For instance, I add stocks to my MSNBC page and the next time I go in, they are not there. So I add them again, and the next time they are not there again. I gave up on them. I’m not totally sold on Firefox just yet.
In FireFox goto Tools Options Privacy Cookies
select Allow sites to se Cookies an Keep Cookies: Until They Expire