PUBLIC MARKS with tag ie7

Thirteen of the FTSE 100 homepages that we tested were broken in IE7 - although not significantly so. Problems ranged from warped page layouts (Alliance and Leicester) to small presentation glitches (Hanson).

Aaah... le Web va mieux, donc Laurent aussi...

Though the company claims IE7 is more secure, some of us have our doubts. This can't bode well for the new Vista operating system either.

12.7 million websites are in need of a little TLC as a result of the introduction of IE7!

As a FireFox user, I can't be bothered to care about such things. My day today will be much too full with gloating and elitism to worry about IE7. I will probably be starting more than a few sentences with "Did you know FireFox already..." I'll make people take note that IE7's new features such as tabbed browsing, and an integrated RSS feed reader have been an integral part of FireFox for quite a while. I love using the word "integral".

IE 7 is now avalaible

Garder ie6 après l'installation forcée de ie7

The news that IE7 will be released this month is big in the blogosphere at the moment, but serious web browsers will be looking towards Mozilla for news about Firefox 2.0 which is also due to be released soon. Release Candidate 2 is now available and brings several new features which will be welcomed by new and existing users alike.

Internet Explorer 7 is just about at RTM and will be delivered to all Windows users as a high-priority, automatic update this month. What does this mean to you? Well, whether you like it or not, shortly you too will be running IE7 if you aren’t already.

The final release of IE7 is fast approaching … and I mean really fast … and will be delivered to customers via Automatic Updates a few weeks after it’s available for download. We want to ensure that you are ready and the information below will help get you there.