Soon to be made available on the Yahoo! Downloads page (apparently, given the URL) will be a version of IE7PR2 optimized for Yahoo! Users . According to the download page: Included in this upgrade:

• Yahoo! Search built into the browser
• Yahoo.com set as the default home page on the primary Tab
• Yahoo! Mail loads in your secondary Tab when you start IE7 Beta 2

Just in time for Y! Mail beta support for IE7 . Background and IE developer perspective is available in this post at the The Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog . Thanks to kalphegor for digging this. Permalink     Email this     Linking Blogs     Comments

Soon to be made available on the Yahoo! Downloads page (apparently, given the URL) will be a version of IE7PR2 optimized for Yahoo! Users . According to the download page: Included in this upgrade:

• Yahoo! Search built into the browser
• Yahoo.com set as the default home page on the primary Tab
• Yahoo! Mail loads in your secondary Tab when you start IE7 Beta 2

Just in time for Y! Mail beta support for IE7 . Background and IE developer perspective is available in this post at the The Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog . Thanks to kalphegor for digging this. Permalink     Email this     Linking Blogs     Comments

Soon to be made available on the Yahoo! Downloads page (apparently, given the URL) will be a version of IE7PR2 optimized for Yahoo! Users . According to the download page: Included in this upgrade:

• Yahoo! Search built into the browser
• Yahoo.com set as the default home page on the primary Tab
• Yahoo! Mail loads in your secondary Tab when you start IE7 Beta 2

Just in time for Y! Mail beta support for IE7 . Background and IE developer perspective is available in this post at the The Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog . Thanks to kalphegor for digging this. Permalink     Email this     Linking Blogs     Comments

I posted about using Yahoo! Central a couple months ago. At that time I had my complaints. Shortly after, a new release came out and I installed it. And Yahoo! Central was added to Yahoo! Downloads making it much easier for anyone acquire. All of the reasons for my gripes went away with the new release. Y! Central has been playing well with the other programs on my 'puters for a couple months now. It warns me when my browser home page and search settings are being changed just as and only when it should. It's sitting there quietly monitoring, ready to advise me when a new version of a Y! program should be installed. Permalink     Email this     Linking Blogs     Comments