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Matt Emery says, March 15th, 2007   

Firefox has a lot more extensibility - there really is no comparison.

The name of the Add-Ons site for IE7 shoudl be warning enough to most folks; “Marketplace”

Additionally, IE7 is tightly integrated to the windows shell, and supports ActiveX by default - both of which are a security concern.

It’s nice to review an alternative to Firefox, but I’m afraid IE7 is not one I would recommend - to anyone.

Jeff says, March 15th, 2007   

Due to the memory problems that persist for me with Firefox (despite your helpful tips), I am tempted to switch back over if not for the Greasemonkey Scripts/Userstyles I would have to go without.

Kin says, March 16th, 2007   

IE7 is a good start to complete with firefox ,so i think ie7pro will be nice beginning too .

Internet Explorer 7 Addon says, May 25th, 2007   

I love this add-on, it has a lot of new great options

Kumar says, July 12th, 2007   

After installing IE7 Pro, developed problems of IE7 crashing continually. Problems seems to have gone away after uninstalling IE7 Pro.

Any one else have this problem?

Django says, September 4th, 2007   

Does the ad blocking feature let you subscribe to a list of known ad URL’s? With adblock plus in Firefox you can subscribe to a list which automatically blocks common adverts. You can add more to the list but I haven’t needed to yet. The only problem I have, as mentioned, with Firefox is the memory usage. I use iTunes (on Windows) which is also resource heavy, and the two run together they do a great job of nearly crashing my computer.

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