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It seems that every time Microsoft releases an update to its Internet Explorer browser, there's a zero-day exploit waiting to be taken advantage of by hackers and identity thieves the world over.

Yahoo has posted the finalized version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 and made the software available for download today. As of yet, Microsoft has not officially released the web browser to the public.

A few days ago I mentioned a little issue I ran into with Spry.

Questions about the new version of Site Explorer touched on a variety of subjects, one of which was authenticating a site with Yahoo.

Microsoft made available the first release candidate version of Internet Explorer 7, which is expected to have its final release around the same time Windows Vista does.

Webmaster fans of Yahoo's Site Explorer will enjoy the service's biggest update since December 2005, as Yahoo responds to feedback and requests.

Possibly the most important thing web developers need to learn about Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 beta is that it breaks one of their favorite advertising options: Google AdSense.

The newest release of Microsoft's web browser provides several new features that current users of IE should welcome.