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Yahoo releases final version before MFST. odd.
news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-61 ... |
IE7 (not a bad product) + Yahoo = Sickens Me |
i wouldnt recommend downloading the new release via Yahoo!..
i would wait 'till MS will officially release it |
David, IE7 is in RC Stage. So I'm assume it's pretty polished (It's on my system but I never use it) |
im talking about the final release.. not the RC releases |
I'll wait for the official release, especially for testing purposes you need to know what others have installed. (And if it's anything like the Betas, I won't be using it for anything other than testing...) |
Whats YHOO doing w/the IE7 distro ?? S/not MSFT be the the vendor to luanch first ??
something is weird here.. very weird!! |
thats what i said above Peter..
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this whole thing is weird..
and Yahoo! ? one of MS's largest enemy?
my suggestion: wait 'till MS release it..
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The Real IE7 was released today, so I'm assuming Yahoo was aware of this and released it a few hours early.
pcworld.com/article/id,127309- ... |
that links takes you to a FF download, not IE. |
IE7 may be safer, but it's still slow and mushrooming with each version. Sure they cleaned up the icons a bit but there are still major toolbar problems (each toolbar has the wrong name under add/remove toolbars). The only reason I use FF, IE, and Opera instead of just FF is because sometime I need to log in with more than one account on the same website, like google for example, and I cant do that from the same browser. I'm sure theres some way I could work around that using firefox by installing it in different locations or something, right? I haven't gotten around to that |
WMP11 should be joining IE7 soon |
Here is the Direct link
download.microsoft.com/downloa ...
and the link that needs validation is below
microsoft.com/downloads/detail ...
Google blogoscope blog is looking different in IE7 with bold fonts... |
