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Chronicles of the world from my perspective.

Internet Explorer 7 Beta

Sunday, March 12, 2006


after using it for a week or so. it seems that micro$oft decided to include some standard stuff other browsers had for a while already.

tabbed browsing, RSS feeds, download managers. sounds familiar? this shows how much M$ has lagged behind. yet so many still use IE.

oh and you need original Windows XP to download it, which I bypassed with a little bit of research. it does render a few websites strangely though. guess it is due to their refined security measures.

saw something on another friend's blog. connie? hmm... *scribbles down*

take note the previous paragraph is totally unrelated to anything else nor the topic (at least I think so =D)

went to IT Show 2006 at Suntec yesterday as well. more about it later.

before I go...

of all people, connie? hmm...
posted by Desmond, 10:05 AM