Adding and removing IE7 add-ins

While IE7 (Internet Explorer 7.0) has made great improvements over the previous generation, there is no doubt that the IE7 still has a considerable procedural disadvantage, especially in terms of functionality, compared with its main competitor, Mozilla Firefox.

However, just as Firefox can enrich itself with plug-ins, IE7 is able to extend its functionality through add-ons (add-ons)--and, of course, the add-on doesn't start with IE7, which has been widely used in previous versions of IE, Most of the rogue software that has been overrun in the past few years has been implemented by this mechanism, except that the malicious use of add-ons in a Windows VISTA+IE7 environment has been controlled in some program. -Through add-ons, users can add and customize new features for IE7, depending on their needs.

To add a new add-in for IE7, can be found on the Microsoft Marketplace website (Note: Theoretically, anyone can write and distribute add-ins, but for security reasons, it is best to use a digitally signed or certified add-in), or directly in the IE7 "tool" Item, click " Manage Add-ins "=> Find more Add-ins" to find the add-ons to implement the functionality you want, download, install.

You can enable and disable the add-in at any time after the installation is complete.

For example, we love the "Reopen closed tabs" feature that Firefox provides when browsing a tab, and to achieve this in IE7, you can use the Ie7pro or IE7 Open last Closed tab add-in. The following figure enables the admin add-in interface after IE7 Open last Closed tab, which is easy to disable or remove.