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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / December 2006Goodbye IE7 Welcome Back IE6
IE7 is promoted as allowing for more screen viewing area. Simply HOGWASH... It's the opposite. You are stuck with 3 or four rows; two that are fixed and you can't do anything to resize, ie., the NEEEEVER ENDING address bar and the new bar which I found no use for. I am happily back to IE6 with just two rows where I can put everything I need. Hear, hear Microsoft!!!!!!! It is very annoying and unless there is a fix, and quickly, my IE6 is coming back too. > IE7 is promoted as allowing for more screen viewing area. Simply > HOGWASH... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I am happily back to IE6 with just two rows where I can put everything I > need. > IE7 is promoted as allowing for more screen viewing area. Simply > HOGWASH... > It's the opposite. You are stuck with 3 or four rows; two that are fixed > and you can't do anything to resize, ie., the NEEEEVER ENDING address bar > and the new bar which I found no use for. I agree... I miss being able to REALLY customize my toolbars. >> IE7 is promoted as allowing for more screen viewing area. Simply >> HOGWASH... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I agree... I miss being able to REALLY customize my toolbars. Me too. The two lined command bar covers too much of the top of the screen. The top half is totally worthless. One line would easily suffice. Also, the favorites covers 1/3 of the screen. Can't I permanently "pin" my favorites? One thing I like about IE7 is I now have a drop down menu, which I didn't have with my IE5 or 6 (whatever it was). >>> IE7 is promoted as allowing for more screen viewing area. Simply >>> HOGWASH... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Also, the favorites covers 1/3 of the screen. Can't I permanently > "pin" my favorites? The Favorites Center can be pinned and resized. It's the green arrow button at top, on the right. That pins it. After it's pinned you can resize however you like. > One thing I like about IE7 is I now have a drop down menu, which I > didn't have with my IE5 or 6 (whatever it was). |
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