Slow response is what I was getting with IE6 so when IE7 became available I
had hopes that the response time would improve.... nope.  I'm talking about
waiting over a minute for a page and I have a cable connection.
I thought it might be the sites I'm trying to access so I opened ...

Well, I updated Win XP sp2 about three days ago. Today, without warnings or
other installations IE 7 has suddenly started displaying a lot of sites in
what could only be called an old, pure html style.
I will get nothing but large text at the heading, followed by the body.

I am running Windows Vista Home Premium Operating System and on a daily
basis my Internet Explorer 7 is being hi jacked/hacked into.
I have installed on my computer system: Windows Defender and I am using the
Windows Firewall Program.

Constructive Suggestion that Microsoft might have to seriously consider for
IE8:
I had been sincere fan of IE for quite long. And I wish few shortcomings are
addressed in next releases.

Greetings;
I am using Windows XP Professional and recently upgraded to IE7. Recently I
noticed that all of the entries in <My Favorites> now show a .url extension
on them in the Favorites menu and all shortcuts saved to my desktop behave

I am having trouble with Vista (ultimate) and Internet explorer 7.
I havent been able to find a solution elsewhere on the website.
The problem is a little difficult to explain...here goes:
After surfing the net for a while with multiple tabs open (eg 4 tabs) and

Im using Windows XP Portugues (Portugal) and recently i upgrade the IE from
6 to 7 version.
Now, I have a problem. The former Favorites Keyboard Shortcut (CTRL+I) now
changed to CTRL+F, and my keyboard hotkey wont work anymore.

Have tried installing IE7 5 times on my Dell Dimension desktop, with fresh
downloads each time.  It appears to install but when I try to execute it, I
get the blank screen withthe progress bar stopping on the fourth green bar.  
I've tried several suggestions in the postings:

My computer goes to another page besides the one I accepted as default.
How can I make sure it remains at the default page.

I am using IE7, Vista Home Premium.
I want to delete just ONE cookie from a website. I can't fine the
subdirectory where all my cookies are stored.
I also don't see a way to get a list of all cookies which was in previous

A prosperous 2008 to you.
Anybody know how to save a cookie before deleting browser history??
I thought I was following the normal steps to do this, but every time
I delete the history it also deletes the website I thought I saved

I have XP Home and just recently upgraded from IE6 to IE7 because Turbo Tax
would not load properly with IE6.  I've changed my Internet Options to my
Earthlink Start page as my default but every time I exit and get back on IE7
pops up the aol page as the start page.  Another ...

I have an issue with displaying pages within IE7. For example if I recieve a
link to a survey page, I am not able to see the check boxes or background
colors. If I forward that same link to another user, they don't have this
issue and the page displays properly.

O/S is XP Pro, XP2.  Have two systems that are virtually identical.  However,
when you attempt to view browsing history on one system, it does not show any
history available.  If you go to the user folder where the history is stored,
all the history for 20 days (as set in ...

When I start up IE7 and click on the pull-down arrow of the address bar a
window opens telling me:
A website wants to open web content using this program on your computer.
The program where the warning refers to is Microsoft Sync Center.