This version of Internet Explorer version sports a lot of improvements, including RSS feeds, open search extensions plus better AJAX support and page zoom.
Nowadays, it's a known fact that Microsoft pays a lot more attention to its security features, so Internet Explorer 7 is also its first browser that comes with a phishing filter supposed to protect users against fraudulent websites. It is the first Internet Explorer version that brings tabbed browsing, a highly appreciated feature included in all popular web browsers. The most obvious improvement in IE 7 is a completely new interface, as compared to its predecessors. So its retirement, to me, is a good death,” Jung told Reuters.Internet Explorer 7 is a truly revamped version of the popular browser that has always been offered with the Windows operating system, but also one of Microsoft's attempts to stay close to its new rivals in the web browser market. I regret that it’s gone, but won’t miss it.
“That’s another reason for me to thank the Explorer, it has now allowed me to make a world-class joke. He said that the idea behind the $300 (roughly Rs 23,400) tombstone was to make people laugh, but to his surprise, it went viral. He said that while it was a pain, users had a love-hate relationship with the browser because it once dominated the space. Jung, told Reuters that he has mixed feelings about the Internet Explorer shutting down. The picture of the gravestone went viral on the internet soon after it was posted. The tombstone was showcased at a cafe run by Ki-Young’s brother in Gyeongju, South Korea. The tombstone, made by Jung Ki-Young, says “He was a good tool to download other browser,” noting down one of the things the Internet Explorer was most used for during its last few years as the default web browser for Microsoft Windows.ĪLSO READ: Microsoft Shuts Down Internet Explorer On June 15 For Good, People Won’t Miss It Much One such user in South Korea has made a tombstone or a gravestone for the now-defunct web browser as a tribute to Internet Explorer that is no less than a “legend” in the digital world that we know of today. The Internet Explorer has been killed in favour of the new Microsoft Edge browser, which offers a faster and safer browser experience.Īs Microsoft shut down the Internet Explorer, it left a lot of users from the 1990’s to early 2000s with a lot of memories. Internet Explorer, the first web browser we used after internet became mainstream, was completely shut down after about 27 years in service.
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