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	Unixdaemon: Internet Explorer Plugins
		Unfortunately once Netscape was firmly thrashed (Although i did still have to put up with it on Linux.) the IE team seemed to lose its drive and failed to excite with the bland version 5 and the great gaping security hole known as IE6.
		IE only shop so the developers and designers are missing the two-click invocation of other browsers.
		Please note that if you are in a child window of IE then you may have the current page replaced with the validation results.
	www.unixdaemon.net /ie_plugins.html (2634 words)

	IE View - Launch pages in IE from Firefox
		IE View is a simple Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox extension (for Microsoft Windows systems), which allows the current page or a selected link to be opened in Internet Explorer.
		An IE View user offers setup notes on running IE from Firefox under Linux, via WINE.
		Fixes problems when IE was moved from its default menu location.
	ieview.mozdev.org (887 words)

	International Enterprise Singapore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		For the second year running, IE Singapore and DP Information will be organising the SI 100 Ranking 2006, which serves to recognise Singapore's top companies based primarily on their sales performance in overseas markets.
		IE Singapore is pleased to present "Understanding IE Singapore's Products and Services", a half-day seminar designed to empower companies who actively seek information to enhance their internationalisation strategies.
		However, the restructured IE Singapore and the focus that we have on accelerating the internationalisation of our local enterprises, and the development of Singapore as an international enterprise hub, will help pave the way for economic growth.
	www.iesingapore.com (443 words)

	Multiple Ies In Windows Web Design, Web Development And Ecommerce Tutorials.
		IE sucks, my problem is that the styles and backcolor of the tables are missed.
		While I am known for the Multi IE soultion above, I felt it required posting the article, "Firefox Vs. World", in order to divert any FF vs IE wars and to let it be known that I am not on the Anti-IE bandwagon.
		IE 5.01 works fine, but whether I download the standalone version of IE 5.5 or set it up like the instructions listed above, IE 5.5 crashes whenever a page is loaded.
	labs.insert-title.com /labs/Multiple-IEs-in-Windows_article795.aspx (5257 words)

	IE Doubled Float-Margin Bug - CSS fixes and workarounds
		It's a classic type of IE bug fix, using one property to cure a bug that affects an unrelated property.
		Below are two live demos using the same code as previously, first displaying the IE bug as usual, and next the same demo with the "inline" fix applied to the float.
		Y'see, at the beginning of this episode Steve noticed the IE text indent bug and found the "inline" fix for it.
	www.positioniseverything.net /explorer/doubled-margin.html (795 words)

	Internet Explorer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Internet Explorer, abbreviated IE or MSIE, is a proprietary web browser made by Microsoft and currently available as part of Microsoft Windows.
		Internet Explorer is the most widely used web browser today, although since 2004 it has lost some usage share to other browsers.
		It would, however, be continued as a part of the evolution of the operating system, with IE updates coming bundled in OS upgrades.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Internet_Explorer (2218 words)

	Browser History: Windows Internet Explorer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The original IE 1.0 browser code was licensed from Spyglass (a commercial arm for the NCSA Mosaic browser work), but the Microsoft team quickly made a big mark on the original codebase.
		Beginning with IE version 3, the browser and its components became very tightly coupled with the Microsoft operating systems they were installed on (which was an issue in a major lawsuit against the company.)
		Microsoft announces that IE will no longer be released as a stand-alone browser, rather it will only be released with new operating system releases.
	www.blooberry.com /indexdot/history/ie.htm (902 words)

	Stopdesign \| The IE Factor
		IE (per the general tone of this thread) is the big problem.
		IE would still be there, but in a much more limited capacity (due to the highly unlikely occurrence of a user actually going through the trouble of changing the default to use it).
		IE is so tied into Windows that it makes it “work” to change it.
	www.stopdesign.com /log/2004/01/26/ie_factor.html (10510 words)

	Steve Minutillo :: messy-78 » Microsoft announces IE is dead (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		If IE is 90% (I just picked that out of the air) of browsers in use, then IE is the standard and W3C is irrelevant.
		The reason I remain with IE is that some webites I use at work only support IE.
		The fact that it has such a majority only means that IE suckitude has brought the internet to a standstill in terms of innovation.
	minutillo.com /steve/weblog/2003/5/30/microsoft-announces-ie-is-dead (2581 words)

	eclecticism: It's not my fault IE sucks. Get a real browser. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Sure, I know that IE makes up somewhere over 90% of the web browser market, and I know that because of that, it's quite likely that somewhere over 90% of the people who stumble across my site won't be seeing it the way that they should.
		First at all, the big difrences between IE and other browsers is that it supports every protocoll witch is available for javascript, vbscripts, old style codes, the new style codes(W3C), webforms, objects, applets and DOM refrences.
		IE has been given ample time to fix it’s known bugs and security issues, yet it fails to do so….
	www.michaelhanscom.com /eclecticism/2004/05/its_not_my_faul.html (3708 words)

	IEBlog : IE7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		IE 6 has some bugs in this area (for example, invalid positioning of boxes with borders), other things are left unsupported (fixed background on other elements than body).
		IE and.NET are so far ahead of Firefox and the OSS community, so off in an advanced league of their own, showing what they can really do, that they have made me an adherent.
		My main gripe about IE (esp. as I've found a great deal of the spyware problem stems from user stupidity) is that it half-ass supports current CSS standards, is full of proprietary css "filters", and has horrid PNG support.
	blogs.msdn.com /ie/archive/2005/02/15/373104.aspx (7807 words)

	US-CERT Vulnerability Note VU#713878
		IE uses a cross-domain security model to maintain separation between browser frames from different sources.
		IE is vulnerable to a cross-domain violation that seems to involve a race condition, frames, and possibly the execScript method.
		IE then incorrectly considers the cached domain instead of the redirected domain when determining the security domain of the modal dialog box.
	www.kb.cert.org /vuls/id/713878 (1169 words)

	Why You Should Dump Internet Explorer () (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		My argument is simple: the benefits of using IE are too few - and the faults too great — to put off the adoption of an alternative any longer.
		In addition to the spyware issues, IE in general has had a terrible track record when it comes to all types of serious security issues.
		Using IE all the time just because the occasional site is designed so poorly as to look like crap in other browsers is utterly bad form.
	channels.lockergnome.com /news/archives/20040615_why_you_should_dump_internet_explorer.phtml (1647 words)

	Exploder
		IE 5.5/5.x for Win98 may execute arbitrary files that can be accessed thru Microsoft Networking.
		IE 5.5 and 5.01 vulnerability - reading at least local and from any host text and parsed html files Advisory and demonstration
		IE 5 security vulnerablity - circumventing Cross-frame security policy using Java/JavaScript (and disabling Active Scripting is not that easy) Advisory and demonstration
	www.guninski.com /browsers.html (514 words)

	IEBlog
		This keynote represents the first time the IE 7 team has given a talk at a software security conference and we hope it’s the first of many talks and opportunities we’ll have to engage with security researchers around the world.
		The folks over here have already contributed to IE 7 by re-writing the select control which Chris Wilson alluded to in his post from the PDC.
		With the IE Dev Toolbar you have several features at your fingertips to go deep into existing pages or pages that you are currently creating.
	blogs.msdn.com /ie (5999 words)

	Time to Dump Internet Explorer
		The latest version of IE is 6, and it has certainly accumulated an impressive record of holes: 153 since 18 April 2001, according to the SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities Archive.
		We all know this is true: IE is a buggy, insecure, dangerous piece of software, and the source of many of the headaches that security pros have to endure (I'm not even going to go into its poor support for Web standards; let that be a rant for another day).
		In fact, IE hasn't really been improved in years, and other browsers now offer far more innovative features and capabilities.
	www.securityfocus.com /columnists/249 (1694 words)

	jiiSoft :: IE New Window Maximizer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		If you press CTRL while openeing a new IE window, this window will automatically be sent to the background.
		Includes a function for hiding/closing all IE windows with a userdefined hotkey.
		Hide/show/close all open IE windows using a hotkey.
	www.jiisoft.com /iemaximizer (104 words)

	Mozilla IE Skin
		The reason is this: the Mozilla throbber is found in the main toolbar, while in IE it is in the menu bar.
		IE Skin has a new feature which I call subskins, or skinlets, that make it easier for you to do this.
		IE Skin has several subskins to choose from.
	mozillako.hypermart.net /ieskin (481 words)

	Re Firefox The IE Killer
		As with IE versus Mozilla-based browsers there's still CSS layout and table rendering issues (differences) with Firefox vs IE.
		There's also a product called Secure IE but I haven't tried it yet and therefore have no comment on it.
		I am not knocking Firefox, but I don't see it as the end-all, do-all, IE Killer you think it is. We've heard the same stories about Linux for years, that it was going to put Microsoft out of business, but that hasn't happened either.
	www.marketingshift.com /2005/01/re-firefox-ie-killer_20.cfm (1443 words)

	svendtofte.com - max-width in Internet Explorer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Most web-developers know that IE has fallen behind in the race for standards and being able to show the latest and greatest.
		While being extremely useful in IE only environments, or to augment IE, it's a property I rarely see used.
		What I've done, is to make IE check, if a value is over a certain threshold, if it is, then use 30em, as the box width, if not, use auto, making the box shrink.
	www.svendtofte.com /code/max_width_in_ie (1444 words)

	Channel9 Wiki: InternetExplorerFeedback
		The IE team hosts regular chats (10am PST on the second Thursday of every month?).
		That is why I suggested they create their own forums, they don't have to reply to everything, it would just be nice to know that they are listening and publically replying to some comments.
		It would also be nice to publically get feedback from the IE team on our feedback in the wiki.
	channel9.msdn.com /wiki/default.aspx/Channel9.InternetExplorerFeedback (519 words)

	Internet Explorer Developer Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		I'm Dave Massy, a Program Manager on the IE team and also the IE Content Strategist and manager of the Internet Explorer Developer Center team at Microsoft.
		If you want to target IE or bypass IE, you can use conditional comments.
		The first article is The Local Intranet Zone and Proxies: The Surprising Connection by frequent IE blogger Eric Lawrence.
	msdn.microsoft.com /ie (783 words)

	Technorati Tag: ie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In fact, is it too cool for IE to browse it.
		I've found that IE is way temperamental when it comes to these things!
		Microsoft call to action: The demise of CSS hacks and broken pages The IE 7 team is seeing issues with their new browser, and announced a call to...
	technorati.com /tag/ie (628 words)

	US-CERT: Beware of IE
		malware attack that targeted a known IE flaw, US-CERT updated an earlier advisory to recommend the use of alternative browsers because of "significant vulnerabilities" in technologies embedded in IE.
		confirmed the existence on an "extremely critical" IE bug, which was being used to load adware/spyware and malware on PCs without user intervention but, even though the company hinted it would go outside its monthly security update cycle to issue a fix, the flaw remains unpatched.
		To protect against the flaw, IE users are urged to disable Active scripting and ActiveX controls in the Internet Zone (or any zone used by an attacker).
	www.internetnews.com /security/article.php/3374931 (688 words)

	Secunia - Vulnerability Report - Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x
		A vulnerability has been reported in Internet Explorer (IE), which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct Cross-Site Scripting attacks or execute script code on a user's system.
		A vulnerability has been identified in Internet Explorer (IE), which can be exploited by malicious people to execute arbitrary script code on a user's system.
		A vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) caused by inadequate restrictions can be exploited by a malicious person to gain knowledgde of sensitive information on a user's system.
	secunia.com /product/11 (2743 words)

	ongoing · The Door Is Ajar
		Item: We keep hearing that IE has 95% market share, 99%, is effectively universal, that we’re locked in Bill’s trunk.
		Except for, the proportion of IE users here at ongoing recently crossed the 60% line, heading down.
		I don’t want to brag, but I’m historically very mainstream: if you’d made a practice, over the last two or three decades, of betting on the technologies I was mixed up in, you would have made serious money (with the single exception of VRML, sigh).
	www.tbray.org /ongoing/When/200x/2003/07/17/BrowserDream (1173 words)

	Events, Hotels, Car Hire Rental in Ireland IE
		DUBLIN, IE Five Star Deluxe Hotel Located In The Heart Of Dublin S City Centre Just Opposite The National Concert Hall And Around The Corner From Beautiful St. The Conrad Dublin Is Only Minutes Walking From Fashionable Shopping On Grafton Street.
		KILLARNEY, IE The Killarney Ryan Is An Excellent Resort Hotel Situated In Irelands Most Famed Beauty Spot.
		DUBLIN, IE The camden de luxe hotel is a stylish renovation of a listed building, the old theatre de luxe from which it takes its name.
	www.ceili.ie (736 words)

	Firefox - Switch
		More people are interested in switching from IE to Alternative Browsers than ever before.
		You can effortlessly do things in Firefox that IE users only dream about, without giving up most of the compatibility in the IE world that you need.
		Read why some reviewers have already switched from IE to Firefox, how they appreciate Firefox's rock-solid stability, security and usability features.
	www.switch2firefox.com (303 words)

	ieSpell - Spell Checker add-on for Internet Explorer
		Plus you get to store and use your personal word list across all your applications, instead of maintaining separate ones on each application.
		The program installs as a new button in the IE toolbar (as well as a new menu item under "Tools") - after filling in a form, just hit the ieSpell button and it pops up a dialog, similar to the MS Word spell check.
		Integrates flawlessly with Internet Explorer and other IE based browsers.
	www.iespell.com (706 words)

	Intelligent Environments - Online products for financial services - Homepage
		iE provides the Internet loans application software that runs 26 partner and affinity brands for Halifax Bank of Scotland, including Sainbury's Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland brands.
		iE and Mistral join forces on hosted Internet applications for financial sector
		While many companies are only just waking up to online accessibility, iE has long understood the value and importance of online access for all.
	www.ie.com (172 words)

	Explorer Exposed! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		These CSS bugs are all found only in Internet Explorer, versions 5 and higher.
		To see the demos properly, they must be viewed in IE, of course.
		I am always looking to improve these demos, so if you know of anything useful, lay it on me. Please don't hold back; I have yet to write a demo that did not need corrections, updates and whatever.
	www.positioniseverything.net /explorer.html (81 words)

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