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Computing News | Microsoft Releases New Beta of IE7

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Posted by: Tweaker
Date added: 09:09 Friday, 30th June 2006 GMT
Source: Beta News

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Microsoft said Thursday morning that it had made available the third beta of Internet Explorer 7, the final beta before the browser ships later this year ahead of Windows Vista. Microsoft said that while the second beta was "feature complete," Beta 3 does include some enhancements.

"Throughout the development of Internet Explorer 7 Microsoft has encouraged and listened to customer feedback," a Microsoft spokesperson told BetaNews. "As a result of customer feedback, IE7 Beta 3 contains some feature changes in addition to the planned reliability, compatibility and security improvements."

Minor changes to the user interface have been made including the capability to add an e-mail button to the toolbar, reordering of tabs through drag and drop functionality, and the capability to scroll horizontally while zooming.

Improvements have also been made to the RSS features of the browser, allowing for on-demand updating of RSS feeds and "mark all as read" functionality.

Testing from Beta 2 has resulted in better compatibility with Web sites and Web applications, and several rendering bugs have been fixed, Microsoft said. Additionally, the has implemented all security fixes into IE 7 that were released with this month's Patch Tuesday release.

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