Early adopters have to pay the price

two days ago (seemingly December 1 ), microsoft officially launched the popular Windows Vista and Office 2007 (Chinese version), and Internet Explorer 7, which has been jumping for a long time. I have always been a very excited person in the use of software (do not extend to other aspects, cough ......), As long as the version of a software is slightly changed, I can't wait to download it. However, as the age grows, (of course, it would be strange if the age would decrease) The recent enthusiasm for new software seems to be diminished, if not the version number XX. if the first digit after the decimal point of XXX is changed, it will not be shot. However, this time, Microsoft took N years and finally launched the new version of IE. How can this problem be supported. But speaking of this browser, I really haven't used ie for a long time (UM ...... I thought I was a fan of Firefox.) I started to join Maxthon (myie2 at that time) N years ago (if I did another research, it should be 02 years). (In fact, I first started using myie. Unfortunately, the author of the software has some special reasons (because the "help" of the software openly supports the Xiami and Xiami methods ), this software has not been continued .) So this time, I am not very concerned about the new features of IE7 (because I think Maxthon 1.5x has done a good job, not to mention the recent release of maxthon2 beta ), more concerned about the changes in the IE7 kernel. In any case, I first downloaded two versions of IE7 from the official website (one is XP SP2 on the laptop and the other is 2003 SP1 on the office host ), the installation was successful on XP and on Office 2003, but when I opened ie on 2003 with hope, in addition, when it seems that a webpage is about to be automatically transferred to any settings, the following screen appears:

The two huge words "Fainting" instantly appeared in my mind. Is this a Cross-era browser developed by M $ over the years? With the principle and policy of not turning mountains into water (it seems a little outrageous), I tried to turn on Maxthon 1.59, which is usually used very well. The results are not optimistic:

After this screen appears, it becomes stuck (but there is no dead machine). I just need to click any button in the middle window, and the whole program will be closed instantly and disappear without a trace, I couldn't even give me an error message, which left me disappointed. I had to try maxthon2. This time, it would work properly, and finally I would not feel like a pot of cold water. Although surfing the internet can still be done normally, it is quite painful for me to watch the familiar Maxthon, who is familiar with my software and uses perfectionist obsessive-compulsive disorder, so I tried to unmount IE7 and roll back to IE6. Who knows that the webpage cannot be opened normally! (All webpages must be refreshed before they can be swallowed up.) I have to install IE7 again (Microsoft is really a tough guy, so I like Microsoft ), and wait patiently for the emergence of the official version of maxthon2 (it is estimated that the Chinese New Year is coming ).

In general, I personally feel that IE7 has no revolutionary changes compared with previous browsers, the new features we advertised earlier have already appeared in Maxthon, Firefox, or even earlier browsers. However, there are some small changes, such as accelerating webpage loading, it greatly improves the flash screen during page refresh and is worth upgrading (if you're lucky, according to my investigation in the Maxthon forum, I have encountered a specific phenomenon ). Of course, I just want to give you a small piece of advice, but you still need to decide on your own (especially those TX computers with poor levels, be careful if they are fooled by Microsoft )!

PS: IE7 seems to have different CSS support. Some non-standard CSS pages may display many problems.