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IE8 released
Internet Explorer 8 can be installed on Microsoft Windows Vista® Service Pack 1 (SP1), Windows Vista, Windows XP® Service Pack 2 (SP2), Windows Server® 2008 and Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2).
Related Zeldman article and links on the IE8 version targeting pipe dream that has been dropped.
Yahoo , you can say no.
When a company needs a set of instructions to open it's software packaging, can you imagine what they will end up doing to the likes of elegant Flickr.
Sorry, you need a Certified version of Vista and IE6, 7 or 8 to post images.
No doubt the $44.6 billion offer will sway the day and Steve, the squirter, Ballmer will get very excited yet again.
Update:
The Mi-Yah-soft offer.
"I think it’s the end of Yahoo as we know it. Andy Baio’s analogy seems perfectly apt: “It’s like tying the Titanic to the iceberg. It’d keep you from sinking just long enough to freeze to death.”"
IE7 Final released
The final, full bottle IE7 is available for upgrade or download.
I've yet to check for any major improvements over the last beta release.I thought this update was to be delivered via Windows Updates but it wasn't available. I went through the daunting .exe download and after some error messages and two restarts, here we are.
Review: IE 7 doesn't leapfrog the competition
"The bottom line: IE 7 was Microsoft's one chance to leapfrog ahead of the competition, but the company has only barely caught sight of the current front-runners. For more features and greater security, switch to Mozilla Firefox."
IE 7 Beta3 - a better beta
The developers sound pleased with their tweaks and graphical touch ups. They are still calling for feedback yet their words have that ring of finality.
Some early observations.
- Installation can be a bitch
- I followed the instructions to the letter only to be greeted with an ERROR..can't install.. message and being left with IE6. I resolved this by winding back WindowsXP 24 hours and starting again! I know, it is Beta but I do this nightly with Firefox 2.0a3 and Opera 9 weekly with ease. Good luck with your installation.
It's fast, leaving Firefox test builds eating it's dust. It even feels faster than Opera 9.
The UI remains inflexible with space wasted like there is no tomorrow. Until they match the layout flexibility of other browsers, this remains far from a user focused browser.
While they have Widgets, improved Web Feeds etc etc they don't have extensions.
Bookmarking and RSS management are the real standouts and I did mention how fast it is!
XML Feeds
- RSS 2.0:
Posts, Comments - Atom:
Posts, Comments - Personal Feeds
Contact etc
Software
- b2evolution 2.4.2
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