From the Internet Explorer Blog, IE7 Beta 2 is now available to the public. I haven’t installed or tested it yet; I’ll leave any thoughts when I have some
From the Internet Explorer Blog, IE7 Beta 2 is now available to the public. I haven’t installed or tested it yet; I’ll leave any thoughts when I have some
Thoughts:
And yes you can turn off anti-aliasing and get the old menu bar back but it takes a bit of work
I’m not really a fan of the new IE7 beta it looks like they’ve tried to simplyfy navigation to much but simplified to the point it becomes confusing.
For the Average Joe, Firefox 1.5 is a much easier upgrade than IE 7. Firefox imports all your personal data and is also much closer to IE 6’s look and feel. I wouldn’t be surprised if IE 7 will indirectly drive a lot of people towards Firefox.