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Opinicus
Thanks for the link. It's pretty much what I thought it
would be.
Lindsay said:Yes, Firefox is excellent but the engine needs works. My web-site looks
different (html only) in Firfox than in IE.
NoStop said:Will this functionality come in When third-parties write plugins? Or one has
to purchase a shareware program to get more functionality? Or when some
spyware infected add-on to IE is provided on some website somewhere?
Sunny said:What, pray tell, are "Tabs" ?
Opinicus said:What is a "tabbed browsing experience"?
Lindsay said:Will there be an option to have no tabs if preferred? Personally I see no
benefit to having tabs. Or will MS do this with Explorer too? Perhaps that
will be in Service Pack 14 with WMP24 available as a 5Gig download. ;-p
Here is a screen shot of my tabbed browser window with a dozen web
pages open:
http://www.zilbandy.com/TabExample.jpg
I have used tabbed browsers, I hate them!!
Sunny said:Is that similar to "open separate browser window" ?
(Personally I don't see the reason to have a dozen web pages open though)
It wouldn't have been much of an example with just one window open,
would it?
Sunny said:Thanks for your explanations, however, I still don't get "tabs".
I will stick to "favourites" and my A to Z lists of sites.
Just write me off as thick
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200501/the_perils_of_using_xhtml_properly/PA Bear said:IEBlog
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/
<QP>
The tabbed browsing experience in the upcoming IE7 beta is pretty basic.
Expect additional end-user functionality to come in after the beta....
Some people have asked why we didn't put tabs in IE sooner. Initially, we
had some concerns around complexity and consistency. will it confuse users
more than it benefits them? Is it confusing if IE has tabs, but other core
parts of the Windows experience, like Windows Media Player or the shell, don't
have tabs? I think we made the wrong decision here initially, and we're
making the right one now. I'd like to ask you to post a comment with your
favorite or most critical IE add-ins. we want to make sure IE7 works great
with them.
</QP>
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE) & Security
That is very good news. I have one extra request. It's important. Please support "application/xhtml+xml" mime type in IE7 a few sites have been pointing out potential problems
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