The fact that Google Chrome is sending information about anything that the user types into the Google Chrome Omnibox seems to have caused quite a stir on the Internet with reports about how to disable that “feature” being posted on every blog and website that publishes Internet news.
What it basically does is to send the [...]

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Some users reported errors after installing the second beta of Internet Explorer 8. Steven Hodson over at Winextra was one of the first to point out display problems with elements not being in their right place on websites and a huge serious problem with the Share This plugin on websites which locks Internet Explorer 8 [...]

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The second beta of Microsoft’s upcoming browser Internet Explorer 8 has been released today to the public according to the Internet Explorer Blog. Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 is available for all 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2003 / 2008 and the languages English, German, Japanese and Chinese [...]

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I received an email today from a user who was asking me how to download the latest version of Internet Explorer. I was a bit puzzled by that request but decided to investigate Internet Explorer Download possibilities. Internet Explorer 7 is the latest release version of Internet Explorer. It ships with Windows Vista which means [...]

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That’s a rather odd question, don’t you think ? I was always under the impression that browsers had to render websites correctly by being compatible to standards and not the other way round. It you investigate further you find out that Microsoft is on the right track with Internet Explorer 8 and here is why.
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