IE7 Released As High-Priority Update

jimbojw writes, "Internet Explorer 7 was finally released this morning and is available via automatic update or download from Microsoft." And an anonymous reader notes stats on IE7 and FF2 downloads, adding: "Looks like FF2 is already outnumbering FF 1.5, while IE7 is having a hard time to find followers. Will today's release as a high-priority, force-fed update fix this issue?" The sans.org stats site will be updated throughout the day, so perhaps we'll get an indication.

Comments

WGA

[ColinPL]

Will today's release as a high-priority, force-fed update fix this issue?

Only if Microsoft disables Windows Genuine Advantage on this update.

Re:WGA

[IDontAgreeWithYou]

That sound you just heard was a million spelling and grammar nazi's exploding.

ohhhhhhh

[darkchubs]

Work that monopoly ... yeahhhhhh you like that dont you .. yeahhhhhhh whos your daddy

Re:ohhhhhhh

[Sj0]

Wow these principles are tasty! Filling too!

(Oh wait... I'm DEAD. Because I lost my job because some guy on slashdot told me not to write compatible code, and I STARVED TO DEATH.)

Re:A few days behind

[remembertomorrow]

Uh... did you even read the article headline?

I've heard of people not reading the article or even the article summary, but at least read the headline...

Re:Huh?

[Carewolf]

Yes. People on drugs were downloading IE7 voluntarily, now Microsoft release it for real, forcing people to upgrade.

Web Search

[RAMMS EIN]

In other news, Google's market share in the web search business has plummeted, while MSN search rose to be the most used search engine.

Re:Monopoly leverage, indeed

[jZnat]

Oooh, how many lines of Perl can you write a Bayesian filter in? :P