Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 10th Oct 2006 21:14 UTC
Microsoft has confirmed that IE7 will be released as an optional download later this month. The long-awaited next version of Microsoft's browser software will be pushed out as an automatic update a "few weeks" later, probably as part of Microsoft's regular Patch Tuesday update cycle in either November or December. Firms not ready to install IE7 will be able to temporarily block the update.
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RE: Anybody actually used IE7?
by gonzo on Tue 10th Oct 2006 22:17
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RE: Anybody actually used IE7?
by dylansmrjones on Tue 10th Oct 2006 22:18
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RE: Anybody actually used IE7?
by Blikkie on Wed 11th Oct 2006 06:25
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I am checking some 75 websites and knowledgebases from a big publisher for IE7 compatibility as we speak. While most things work, there are some problems with menu's that become illegible and graphical elements that get misplaced, once even resulting in a login field hidden by an ad. There were some missing ads as well, which isn't tolerable for a publisher that is supposed to make revenue from it's sites. Most problems seem to be CSS related.
RE[2]: Anybody actually used IE7?
by jziegler on Wed 11th Oct 2006 08:09
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If so, does it break some sites that worked in IE6?