The thread I started titled "What do you like/dislike about Internet Explorer 7?" ended up being published in three different Cnet newsletters, which really drew a crowd to the tune of 560 posts and counting. That's also not to mention the poll that Marc created, the download.com commentary, the editor's review blogs, etc. There were over 1,000 IE7-related posts in 4 days. I just glad the bulk of the replies came before we lost out 'Next unread post' link. (Right now I am avoiding most long threads due to navigational issues.)
Now that it's finally calmed down and I've read most of those posts I can safely say one thing: I sure am glad I'm not the one that has to fix Flash Player (may crash and burn), Logitech mice (may not scroll properly), McAfee Internet Security (may block the installation), Webroot SpySweeper (may block the changing of the homepage), etc. After all, you know it's the fault of third-parties, not Microsoft's flaws in IE7, right? ![]()
John
This number is just for the word IE7 in the Browser's forum. A much larger number if you do a global search.
Should there be an IE7 forum? Or one blanket statement like:
"IE7 is broken, use it at your own risk and don't bother us."
Maybe something similar for the Vista forum?![]()

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