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IE5 has not been released. &nbsp;IE5 Beta has. &nbsp;This means that IE5 WILL be buggy and Microsoft is saying as much by calling it a BETA. &nbsp;What they're also saying is that if you want to see what IE5 will be like and get access to all the new bells and whistles (which, in most cases, will probably be improved ways to &quot;dummy-proof&quot; it - so that the average home user who hasn't figured out you don't have to type in &quot;<a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>&quot;&nbsp;before entering a URL thinks its &quot;easier to use&quot;).<br />
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I prefer Netscape anyway... but unless you have the time and want to see what IE5 will be like... and want to help microsoft work out the bugs, I'd say stay away from it.<br />

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IE5 has not been released.  IE5 Beta has.  This means that IE5 WILL be buggy and Microsoft is saying as much by calling it a BETA.  What they're also saying is that if you want to see what IE5 will be like and get access to all the new bells and whistles (which, in most cases, will probably be improved ways to "dummy-proof" it - so that the average home user who hasn't figured out you don't have to type in "http:// [http://]" before entering a URL thinks its "easier to use").

I prefer Netscape anyway... but unless you have the time and want to see what IE5 will be like... and want to help microsoft work out the bugs, I'd say stay away from it.


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Thanx.....I was searching for some good info...<br />

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Thanx.....I was searching for some good info...


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I saw Microsoft released IE 5.0 wednesday to the general public. I currently have IE 4.0. &nbsp; IS IE 5.0 worth the trouble of downloading. What enhancements, if any does IE 5.0 have?
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I saw Microsoft released IE 5.0 wednesday to the general public. I currently have IE 4.0.   IS IE 5.0 worth the trouble of downloading. What enhancements, if any does IE 5.0 have?

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