Internet Explorer 7

[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

evilnoodle wrote:

Any suggestions?

Yes, install Firefox. INCOMING!!!!!!

[Rohde]

I tried for a week, and then couldn't stand it anymore; so I went back to Firefox. I found it very slow, especially when changing between tabs. I will try it again when it finally ships. Did have some ok features tho' - definitely an improvement over IE6.

[MatthysDT]

My tabs work great, no speed issues encountered yet. The thumbnail view of the tabs is very cool! you can't forget something you never knew...

[Monty2]

evilnoodle wrote:

Has anyone tried IE7 beta 2?

Are you kidding?, i wouldn't try the final versions X| :-D

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[Rohde]

I agree on the thumbnail view. It's excellent.

[MatthysDT]

O.k, downloaded and installed firefox. FTP is not in a folder view, now I can't delete folders. How do I change this? you can't forget something you never knew...

[R Giskard Reventlov]

Had it for a while and had no issues at all: appears to be an excellent piece of kit. home
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[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

You can only browse in Firefox, not modify. I suggest you get a decent FTP program. Smart FTP[^] is one such program. It's way better than anything IE can offer. :)

[Don Miguel]

... wait for IE8 ??

[Hari Om Prakash Sharma]

If you r using VS.NET2005, IE7 occurrs a problem, u cann't see MSDN Help under IE7 in vb.net2005!!! I installed IE7, it works fine but not VS.NET2005:( So i uninstalled IE7 and installed IE6 again!!! Lxcite's Planet... the ultimate solution

[Phil J Pearson]

I'm using VS2005 with IE7 beta 2 and it all works fine. Help actually seems a lot faster than it was with IE6. Phil

[prcarp]

I used it for about a week. I had trouble finding (remembering) where the usual buttons were (home, refresh, favorites, etc.) Then after several sites wouldn't render properly, I uninstalled it. The render problems had to do with tables where normal text followed the < strong > type; they looked fine under IE6 and Firefox. IE7 would also complain about site certificates and that got annoying - the sites were legit (our company's exchange server).

[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Umm, FireFox has had an extension for that since forever. Or was it built in? Can't remember. "If only one person knows the truth, it is still the truth." - Mahatma Gandhi Web - Blog - RSS - Math

[Rohde]

No it's an extension. Can't remember the name tho'

[Matt Newman]

I attribute some of its weirdisms to it being beta but it has worked great for me on my desktop and I love it. My laptop is a different story, IE 7 Beta 2 Preview works great. But if I install IE 7 Beta 2 (not preview) everything above the display area freezes up. FTP worked, but wasn't great, in IE 6 and broke in IE7 Beta 1. I would recommend getting a seperate FTP program (or write your own) Matt Newman
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[Matt Newman]

Opera 9 is faster Matt Newman
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[Carlos Fonseca]

Yep. Installed it, couldn't change the proxy settings, uninstalled it. So I really don't know how good (or bad) it is, the only thing I noticed is that it looks awful when used with the "classic" theme. Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur.

[Bassam Abdul Baki]

I think it's called Reveal. "If only one person knows the truth, it is still the truth." - Mahatma Gandhi Web - Blog - RSS - Math

[MatthysDT]

Anything in Latin sounds profound! I like it! you can't forget something you never knew...