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    Good news about IE7

    http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=22775

    Yes, many complaints about IE in the past and it seems that a couple of the major issues that everyone wants to be fixed are actually being fixed!

    Alpha transparency in PNG's will be sorted out as well as the CSS issues that IE has due to them thinking that it's ok to change the standards. Perhaps this version of IE will be something that no-one has to worry about

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    but people will still need to design html to work with ie4-6...

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    Man, I got all excited there hoping the news was that it was cancelled

    Either way Hex is right, IE has a poor engine behind it :/ Lets hope they move back towards what is known as a standard.

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    Well no MS have competition with other "leading" browsers they have to make sure that it's IN competition with them so at least it's getting better. Sure, there'll be older versions of IE still around, hopefully they can make IE7 a necessity like SP2

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    IE7 will no doubt be bundled with SP3 due at the end of the year I would imagine, for XP anyway.

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    Summer for IE7 i believe

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    If they start adhering to web standards, sort out the security issues and implement tabbed browsing then maybe I'll think about moving back to IE...

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    you know what we're all going to say....firefox all the way!
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    What is firefox? i've come across umpteen references to it, but not really understood what it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elyk
    What is firefox? i've come across umpteen references to it, but not really understood what it is
    It's a browser, just like IE, but better

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    Quote Originally Posted by KeZZeR
    It's a browser, just like IE, but better
    I'll take your word for it then

    Though i just stick with IE

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    Try it you might like it

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    heh not bothered by IE7 etc, sticking with firefox

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    Quote Originally Posted by KeZZeR
    It's a browser, just like IE, but better
    much
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    Quote Originally Posted by shiato storm
    much
    much...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shiato storm
    you know what we're all going to say....firefox all the way!
    apart from the Opera users

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