Comments on: Internet Explorer 7, a first look http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm A web design blog, web design articles, CSS design articles, web standards, web technology reviews, web development articles, design, designer, web design, web designer, html, xhtml, css, cascading style sheets, consumer electronics review, electronics product review Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:17:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: josh http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-601 josh Tue, 30 May 2006 14:47:30 +0000 http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-601 IE 7 is still in beta, so there are some bugs to be worked out. Specifically it annoys me that I cannot view page source and links from other apps don't open in IE7. IE 7 is still in beta, so there are some bugs to be worked out. Specifically it annoys me that I cannot view page source and links from other apps don’t open in IE7.

]]> By: josh http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-605 josh Tue, 30 May 2006 14:49:25 +0000 http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-605 I am glad tabbed browsing has finally found its way to IE. I am glad tabbed browsing has finally found its way to IE.

]]> By: Charles http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-731 Charles Mon, 19 Jun 2006 17:19:13 +0000 http://praxisworks.net/archives/2006/05/24/62.htm#comment-731 Amusing that IE7 now has "low" system rights -- sounds like Microsoft finally determined that giving applications root access was simply silly...and something that UNIX users have never had to worry about. Equally amusing is that tabbed browing makes its way into IE, which has been in Firefox for quite a while (as in always). What's next? True CSS compatibility and W3C compliance? It would be nice if IE would go in that direction so we did not have to design around MS's "innovations." Amusing that IE7 now has “low” system rights — sounds like Microsoft finally determined that giving applications root access was simply silly…and something that UNIX users have never had to worry about.

Equally amusing is that tabbed browing makes its way into IE, which has been in Firefox for quite a while (as in always). What’s next? True CSS compatibility and W3C compliance? It would be nice if IE would go in that direction so we did not have to design around MS’s “innovations.”

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