stuart lacheen - ie7 is a good browser


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Hi, first of all I wanted to tell you I was skeptical about the new IE7. A firend of mine recommended it to me, and I downloaded the craked one of course. Easy to install, no problems at all. I really like the zoom facility, wich Opera has but Mozilla Firefox didn't(for this I rather preffered Opera).The tabbed browsing(it was about time to be implemented) is a thing I was expecting anyway. Interesting that you can set many pages for Home.

To be honest I expected it to have more options and to be more customisable but its a great step ahead.

I personally had no conflicts, never shut down unexpectedly, so I really like it, despite all the bad coments against it.

Thank you in advance!

Best regards,

Stuart Lacheen

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i was impresse by the LAYOUT and features of IE7, but it loses HANDS DOWN in regards to performance to FF2.0

I use the FF2.0 (mmoy custim) build and use IE7 mainly only for developing and testing.

It's a PITA because its slow....i hate the delay in scrolling..when i use the mousewheel to scroll a page there is a very slight, but noticeable delay which drives me crazy.

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IE7 is pretty fast, performance wise not really that much difference here, opens faster then Fx2, I dont expierence any lagging at all really with the scroll bar, only thing I dont like is that I still get some popups on some sites I visit that Fx doesnt get, only reason I use FX is cause of that reason...

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