I've been using IE7Pro for a few weeks and I really really like it.
Some would say it brings some of the Firefox goodness to IE7.
IE7Pro's Features Enhance Internet Explorer's Tabbed Browsing Capabilities 1. Double click to close tab.2. Open new tab from address bar. 3. Enable/disable tab browse history manager. 4. Enable/disable crash recovery 5. Move the IE menu bar above the address bar 6. Hide search bar. 7. Modify the maxium number of parallel connections to the web server. 8. Select the external program to view page source AD Blocker Blocks all forms of advertising, including Flash ads, rich media, fly-ins, slide-ins, pop-ups, pop-unders, spyware and adware ads, and messenger ads. Super Drag and Drop With 'Super Drag and Drop' enabled, you can open new links by simply dragging and dropping the link on the page. You can also Drag and Drop to search selected words with the default search engine or save the selected photo when Shift is held down. Mouse Gesture Mouse Gesture allow the user to execute commonly performed tasks (open/close a tab, go back, go forward , print , scrolling page etc.) by drawing a simple symbol on the screen. Crash Recovery Crash Recovery automatically restores all opened pages after a crash happened. Save Page to Image Flexible and easy-to-use tool that converts html page from any URL to image. It captures the whole web page's content into JPG, BMP , GIF , PNG or TIFF on the fly. Quick Proxy Switcher Different internet connections do often require completely different proxy server settings and it's a real pain to change them manually. Greasymonkey alike User Script IE7Pro Script is to Internet Explorer7 as Greasemonkey is to Firefox. It lets you remix the Web via scripts.
IE7Pro's Features
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A wonderful moment on the TechEd Expo floor.
The three Guest Editors on TechTalkBlogs met for the first time and Nick Hodge was there to record the moment
From left to right:
I still reckon they are like the PowerPuff Girls
You've seen the news, now download the bits from MSDN Subscriber Downloads and TechNet Downloads ... http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsvista/default.mspx
And while you are downloading, have a look at the Windows Vista Dev Center on MSDN or watch the interview with Chris Jones on Channel 9
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So much potential!
i cant wait for RSS Enclosures & a "River of News" view.
Great app Doug.
My brothers & sister in EMEA have been busy. They have launched an curious application called UniveRSS.
UniveRSS is a 3D RSS feed reader for Windows Vista. It leverages the Windows Presentation Foundation and provides a stunning way of visualizing RSS feeds and their content. It introduces a full-screen 3D universe where galaxies represent the folders of your RSS feed directory, and the stars are represented by the spinning cubes that hold the feed information. Size and position of the feed cubes indicate how many unread items they contain.
It installs as a click-once application, which is a nice touch.
Give it a try - it's quite an interesting way to look at your feed universe.
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Our 3 guest editors on TechTalkBlogs have all signed in
Great to see them getting into the swing of things.
I was having a chat to Anna Liu today and she said it was cool to have the Powerpuff Girls. on TechTalkBlogs
I like that.
I really really like that.
I reckon it's going to stick!
So, who is going to be Bubbles, Buttercup and Blossom??
Take the quiz
Infoworld has a pretty section on how .net is doing
They present the following report card: