How well is IE 8
By jamesnogra
@jamesnogra (381)
Philippines
October 25, 2008 10:22am CST
from http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/entdev/article.php/3732696
It’s here and it’s finally here. I’m talking about the public beta for Internet Explorer 8.
Now it may seem premature to be so excited, especially about a BETA 1 release. We’ll let me digress and explain why I’ve felt such keen anticipation.
At first look, Internet Explorer 8 doesn’t seem much different from version 7. In fact, most of the base features are the same. Therefore, XP users who are still reeling over the complete Vista interface overhaul can relax – it still looks like Internet Explorer. However, they’ve packed in some cool new features. Let’s look at what they are and discuss how this newest browser will not only be more fun to use, but actually help you be more productive.
IE 8 has five new or improved features for the end user. (A little later I’ll cover some of the “under the hood” adjustments in this new release.). Then from any webpage, your updated content will appear with bold type. Clicking on the item will open a view to give you an update. From here, you can either open the full page or delete the WebSlice (without ever leaving your current page).
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
25 Oct 08
This is direct plagiarism of http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/entdev/article.php/3732696
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