October 25, 2006
Have You Changed Web Browsers Yet? IE 7 and FireFox 2 are waiting for you
Microsoft has released its latest web browser, version 7.0. Many of you are probably still using IE 5 or 6 and if so you really should upgrade to this new version or upgrade to Fire Fox, which I use.
The biggest benefit of IE 7.0 is that you now can have multiple web sites opened in one browser - tabbed browsing.
Other benefits include easier printing (you don't have to worry about the margins falling off the page anymore); RSS feeds are built in; search is built in (of course if you have a tool bar from Google, MSN or Yahoo - you have search already); the overall look is cleaner and neater as well.
I'm going to upgrade to IE 7 but will still stick with FireFox as my main browser and in fact I've just downloaded the new version of FireFox - 2.0.
Having a better web browser will make your web experience faster, safer and more efficient. If the "web" is your main business and entertainment play ground an updated web browser is a must.
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