Microsoft lossens up IE7 download requirements
In an unexpected move Microsoft is now allowing users to download Internet Explorer 7 without the irritation of Windows Genuine Advantage license checking.
Speculation is that Microsoft is concerned about IE7's adoption rate and the continuing adoption of alternative browsers like Firefox and Opera.
Says a lot about the users who are refusing to download IE7 because they either have pirated versions of XP or just don't like the hassle. I think it says more about Firefox and Opera than IE7. As good as it is, it's still a t least a year behind, especially when it comes to addins.
So all you evil software pirates out there, hurry up and download IE7 before Microsoft changes it's mind.
Dr Dave
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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