Shoutbox

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Originally posted by rav0

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Originally posted by Sasuke
For the tabs part, Firefox wasnt the first broser to use tabs, if I remeber 6-7 years ago another netscape based broser used tabs.

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You might be thinking about Opera, it had tabbed browsing long before FireFox existed, but it isn't (and wasn't) Netscape/Gecko based.

You can only expect other software to include features available in competitiors, that's what a competitive market is.

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Netscape was the first browser with tabbed browsing support. It wasn't Opera.

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Originally posted by EvilSeph
Netscape was the first browser with tabbed browsing support. It wasn't Opera.

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Not true...

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From Wikipedia

Web browsers are notable for implementing this kind of interface (called tabbed browsing). BookLink Technologies pioneered this interface design in its InternetWorks browser in 1994, an approach followed by the Internet Explorer shell NetCaptor in 1997. It was followed by Opera 4 in 2000, although Opera has always had a full MDI interface. These pioneers were followed by a number of others like Mozilla in 2001 (through the MultiZilla extension in April of 2001 and a built-in tabbed browsing mode added to Mozilla 0.9.5 in October of 2001) and Safari in 2003. As of March 2005, most current graphical web browsers, with the notable exception of Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (it has been stated IE 7 will support it), natively support a TDI.

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My apologies, NetCaptor...I just woke up .

Lee: I'm hoping the final release will.

Read this. just found it on BetaNews.com

http://www.betanews.com/article/IE7_Beta_Breaks_I...ng_Apps/1122670369

Who cares, thats the third party software vendors problems.  Look closer and you can see its because of the third party vendors' crappy programming skills.  I've said it once and ill say it again, Trillian is the worst software ever.  Anyway...IE7 simply has an updated DLL that these programmers didnt anticipate.

i wasnt Bagging IE7 at all dane, i never used it so i cant Bag it Yet,  as for 3rd party Messeging i only Use ICQ/MSN Messenger/Yahoo. , i Posted that URL for others to read if they use 3rd party clients,

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Originally posted by ~Fusion~
But i dont really like the position of the tabs, I prefer them where Firefox has them.

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Ditto. i saw the screenshots of them myself an i dont like where they are,  but  i wil ldownload it when Beta2 is released to the Public, .

Internet Explorer seems to have problems with MSN Music.

If I navigate to it normally, IE7 crashes. I've tested with the worldwide MSN Music site (music.msn.com) and also the Australian version, incorporated with ninemsn (music.ninemsn.com.au)

If I click someone's "What I'm Listening To" song in MSN Messenger, which should launch an MSN Messenger window displaying a special page at MSN Music (powered by Internet Explorer), with search fields filled in for the song that you clicked. Now it sends me to a page telling me that I need Internet Explorer version 6.0 or above to access MSN Music.

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Originally posted by rav0
I need Internet Explorer version 6.0 or above to access MSN Music.

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Same to check Yahoo Mail too! These companies should be developing this now though.... (he says)