|
From released one week and later, Microsoft Windows 7 has occupied nearly 3.7% of the market pencentage. Even some of the Windows 7 version such as: Windows 7 Home Premium is out of stock. Well, it is true that Windows 7 is improved much more than former Windows Vista especially in its compatibility and running speed. Windows 7 default web browser is still Microsoft Internet Explorer, and it is the new Internet Explorer 8.0 (short for IE8.0), though Microsoft has said IE8 is the fastest and safest IE edition browser, it sometimes still break down with unknown reason.  The third party web browser such as: Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome and Safari etc. now is compatible with Windows, so users have more tool options to surf Internet smoothly. Mozilla recently released their new Firefox 3.6 beta, and there are few new features designed specially for Microsoft new Windows 7 platformon.
1. Taskbar Label Preview - so if you upgrade or install new Microsoft Windows 7 system on your computer, at the first glance, you will find that the Taskbar in Windows 7 is redesigned and if you open various windows and min them on Taskbar, when your mouse point hover the taskbar, it will show you panorama of the Window, which means user would check the opened window in a fast way by Aero Peek in Windows 7. But it does not always work, the more windows you open at the same time, the smaller Aero Peek will show.
2. Search fast - No manual settings on about, users could press “Ctrl + Shift + Tab” key to display all labels that you are able to do keyword search in order to help you find out the content that you need in a fast way. Moreover, new Firefox also integrated more new features that applied in Windows 7, such as: Jump list so that you are able to get access to location that you want to.
A pity that is now the new Mozilla Firefox 3.6 beta could not be compatible with most of popular plug-ins. So if you want to solve Firefox 3.6 beta compatibility problem, you’d better download “Add-on compatibility Reporter” to help you.
Read full story…
|
RestNews
