) check this blog for latest news:http://blogs.msdn.com/ie
Btw, April IE Security Update is Available. Follow this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890923
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For those who still believe in IE (i hope i'm not the only one ) check this blog for latest news:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie
Btw, April IE Security Update is Available. Follow this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890923
) check this blog for latest news:http://blogs.msdn.com/ie
Btw, April IE Security Update is Available. Follow this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890923
Thats really nice. I try it 
and I still beleive in it 
and I still beleive in it
IE7 beta 1 is coming! 
Chris Wilson announced 2 new features:
Support the alpha channel in PNG images. We’ve actually had this on our radar for a long time, and have had it supported in the code for a while now. We have certainly heard the clear feedback from the web design community that per-pixel alpha is a really important feature.
Address CSS consistency problems. Our first and most important goal with our Cascading Style Sheet support is to remove the major inconsistencies so that web developers have a consistent set of functionality on which they can rely. For example, we have already checked in the fixes to the peekaboo and guillotine bugs documented at positioniseverything.net so use of floated elements become more consistent.
Full article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/04/22/410963.aspx
Post comments/suggestions:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/comments/410963.aspx
Chris Wilson announced 2 new features:
Support the alpha channel in PNG images. We’ve actually had this on our radar for a long time, and have had it supported in the code for a while now. We have certainly heard the clear feedback from the web design community that per-pixel alpha is a really important feature.
Address CSS consistency problems. Our first and most important goal with our Cascading Style Sheet support is to remove the major inconsistencies so that web developers have a consistent set of functionality on which they can rely. For example, we have already checked in the fixes to the peekaboo and guillotine bugs documented at positioniseverything.net so use of floated elements become more consistent.
Full article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/04/22/410963.aspx
Post comments/suggestions:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/comments/410963.aspx
Good news from IEBlog: IE7 Has Tabs!
Yes, IE7 has tabs.
In general, I think tabs are a great idea. I liked them a lot in Office dialogs and in Excel in the early 90's. (I used to work on Office, and I admit we almost added tabs to Word at one point.) I like them in Visual Studio. I think, as an industry, we have a ways to go in refining the experience, consistency, and value of tabs.
The main goal for tabs in our beta release is to make sure our implementation delivers on compatibility and security. The variety of IE configurations and add-ins across the Internet is tremendous. We want feedback on how it works with add-ins that you run (or have written), with the sites that you visit, and with the line of business applications, accessibility tools, management and development tools that you run. We’ve also looked closely at reported vulnerabilities in other implementations of tabbed browsing. We’re looking forward to feedback from the security community as well.
The tabbed browsing experience in the upcoming IE7 beta is pretty basic. Expect additional end-user functionality to come in after the beta.
Full article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/05/16/417732.aspx
Yes, IE7 has tabs.
In general, I think tabs are a great idea. I liked them a lot in Office dialogs and in Excel in the early 90's. (I used to work on Office, and I admit we almost added tabs to Word at one point.) I like them in Visual Studio. I think, as an industry, we have a ways to go in refining the experience, consistency, and value of tabs.
The main goal for tabs in our beta release is to make sure our implementation delivers on compatibility and security. The variety of IE configurations and add-ins across the Internet is tremendous. We want feedback on how it works with add-ins that you run (or have written), with the sites that you visit, and with the line of business applications, accessibility tools, management and development tools that you run. We’ve also looked closely at reported vulnerabilities in other implementations of tabbed browsing. We’re looking forward to feedback from the security community as well.
The tabbed browsing experience in the upcoming IE7 beta is pretty basic. Expect additional end-user functionality to come in after the beta.
Full article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/05/16/417732.aspx
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