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Last year, Microsoft was forced to add one of the worst features ever to IE because of the Eolas patent dispute. Well, now that Microsoft has settled that dispute , they're taking the feature completely out of the product, according to a post from the

Secunia continues to prove that it's more interested in staying in the news than it is in making sure the world's browsers are secure. Because what's the point in trusting them as a security company if they helped fix the vulnerability before

If you don't mind all the extra stuff Yahoo installs with IE7 (Yahoo Mail, Toolbar, etc), you can get the final release now . (Apparently, if you use WinRAR and extract IEsetup.exe, then you don't get the extra stuff.) Otherwise, you'll probably

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You thought I was bad? Ryan Hoffman just laid into Paul Thurott with a zeal that leaves me in awe. He really hit him where it counts: the standards he so vehemently "defends". Emphasis his: Let’s get into standards now. Guess what, Paul? Your site, winsupersite

Today, Paul Thurott launched into a completely misguided tirade over IE7's support of the Acid2 "standards compliance" test. Go read it. I'll wait paitently here. Back yet? Good. Let's move on. Paul's so hell bent on raising a stink about the whole thing

Well, I'm all for Microsoft coming up with another version of IE. I think when it's done, it will be great. But I've been having connectivity issues ever since I installed Windows OneCare Live and IE7 together. Plus, I tried to launch Trillian this morning