Although you thought you wouldn’t see another version of Internet Explorer on this side of the next ice age, Microsoft is hitting the world with a whole new version of its powerful navigation software.

It has long been concluded that many network users are tired of waiting for Microsoft to update its technology and look elsewhere for Firefox.

Now the great and evil king of the world of seafarers is pointless to see his discarded crown, but what? Can he do enough to defeat his rebels?

For starters, the newly updated interface is definitely an update.

Microsoft has basically removed the back of the menu bar and hidden all the tools and features in the set of compact icons, finely placed in the upper right corner of the interface.

Allows you to browse pages in a very large viewing space. IE has finally also decided to support navigation guides. It includes a new instant tab button, as well as a smart quick tab button that opens a preview of all your tabs open on one screen, and unlike Firefox, IE 7 actually has a virtual button on each tab.

You can even save groups of tabs as your first page so everyone can start at startup. We also appreciate the preview tool, which updates the page based on its page 7 and improves the way it includes RSS. Each time you find a site that supports RSS, the toolbar icon will change its orange behavior.

Click on it and you will be directed to a page that reveals all the feeds on this site. Just click on the subscription link to this feed to add it to your favorites.

You can also register by clicking on the small star icon on the left. Unlike Firefox, however, there are no comments about the drop in everything in the show.

The love center opened by clicking on the large iconstar, is divided into favorites, shows and story.

Security is usually one of IE’s weakest ads.

In addition to the blocking window, version 7 also offers an anti-phishing filter. To try, we opened a popular phishing site published on Phishtank. To our horror, the filter failed to detect most of them. Fraud protection may not be a strength of IE 7s, but at least the browser includes SSL 2 security protocols.

0 and 3. 0 and TLS 1.0, such as Firefox.

Despite all its improvements, IE is still a long way off. Like Firefox, IE does not pass the Acid2 test and does not support even the latest standards.

We found that IE stays and drags at any time to open new tabs, toolbar tabs, and apply new settings. You can add a large number of search bar providers and add-ons from the Microsoft website, but they are still in very small numbers compared to Mozilla’s Firefox extensions.

In addition, IE 7 is limited to those with XP SP2, and for some reason you will need to disable your antivirus and restart your computer to install properly (function () {(‘review-app-page-desktop’);} );