Mouse gestures cannot close the current tab page when using Ie7pro in IE8

Ie7pro is undoubtedly the most powerful use of IE plug-ins, I personally have used this IE plug-ins for a long time, feel really good, more importantly, they are initiated by the Chinese, technical team headquarters also set up in Beijing, so Ie7pro Chinese support is quite good. Through its enhanced IE in terms of ease of use is not in the Maxton and other Third-party browsers. It can be used in IE8, but the occasional defect of compatibility, that is, sometimes ie7pro function temporarily can not use, but with the gradual popularization of IE8, Ie7pro also gradually began to strengthen the support of the IE8, now has been supported quite well, However, a bug in mouse gestures has not been resolved.

This bug phenomenon is:

When you open multiple tab pages, closing the current tab page with a mouse gesture simply turns the page into a blank page and does not close the tab page.

The bug has come up a while ago, but the software writer doesn't seem to be paying attention to the problem, even the latest 2.4.7. However, those Ie7pro fans are unable to sit still, proactively found the problem, and gave a workable solution. This post can be viewed in the relevant discussion information:

Ie7pro + IE8 + loosely coupled IE = Ie7pro does not always load

In fact, this bug is because IE8 also takes a process-like approach to every page in a browser such as Chrome (Lcie), and the advantage is that when a page crashes, it does not affect other pages and can automatically restart recovery. However, Ie7pro does not support this feature, so it is not normal to cause mouse gestures to close the page.

The way to solve this problem is to import the following registry to prohibit the Lcie feature.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[Hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftinternet Explorermain]

"Tabprocgrowth" =dword:00000001

To enable LCIE functionality, deleting the hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftinternet explorermaintabprocgrowth entry can

This way can effectively solve the bug, but also lost the IE8 crash recovery function, fortunately IE8 is still very stable, in Ie7pro did not solve the bug before the use of it.

Why a lot of people do not like IE browser now? It may feel all is ie unsafe, no label page (IE7 has been supporting the tab page), does not support plug-in extensions, not enough personality and so on, these are caused IE browser lost to other browsers on an important factor. However, the Internet Explorer is still a large user support, so Ie7pro was invited to be born!