Almost one year to the day that Bill Gates announced Internet Explorer 7 for XP SP2 at RSA 2005, Microsoft has released a second public beta for the new-and-improved Internet browser. Hoping to stop the increasing tide of disgruntled surfers switching to Mozilla Firefox and Opera 8, Microsoft has mirrored the look and feel of those other browsers while adding a few unique features to IE 7 for XP SP2 (mostly borrowing from what we've already seen in IE 7 for Windows Vista previews).
For the end user, know that not all Web sites will function properly using IE 7 for XP SP2 beta 2. And note that you must be running Windows XP SP2 in order to install this beta; all older versions of Windows are now limited to Internet Explorer 6.
For a look inside this new release,click here
For the end user, know that not all Web sites will function properly using IE 7 for XP SP2 beta 2. And note that you must be running Windows XP SP2 in order to install this beta; all older versions of Windows are now limited to Internet Explorer 6.
For a look inside this new release,click here
1 Comments:
At 2:31 PM,
LET'S TALK said…
Hi, I'm using the IE7 beta2 right now. I find at time that it has a few nicks that need to be worked out.
I've tried a few other browsers and this one is no greater or less than the others.
I'll use it until the beta trial runs out, I haven't made up my mind as to which browser will be primary.
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