Previous announcements had suggested that the application would be available
some time in the second half of 2006.
Internet Explorer 7 will be bundled with the forthcoming
Windows
Vista operating system and will be made available as a free download to
Windows XP users.
The new browser promises increased security by running in a protected mode
that limits the software's access to other data stored on the system.
The application also comes with a built-in phishing filter that prevents
users from accessing known phishing websites.
Other new features include tabbed browsing and a way to make it easier to
clear the browser's history setting.
Internet Explorer's market share meanwhile is slipping, according to recent
data from web traffic monitoring firm
Net
Applications.
The analyst pegged the browser's market share in September at 82.1 per cent,
down from 84 per cent in June and 86.9 per cent in September last year.
The open source
Firefox browser saw its
market share jump to 12.5 per cent last month, up from 7.6 per cent one year
ago.
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