IE6 and IE7

New interface. Say goodbye to cluttered toolbars, and the new interface in Internet Explorer 7 displays more information than every web page you visit. A simple toolbar makes it easier to add to favorites, search the web, clear history, and access other tasks and tools you use most.

Tabbed browsing (note: i.e., tab tabs).

Whether you're searching the web, comparing, or just staying on your favorite topic, Internet Explorer 7 lets you view multiple different ones at the same time—all in one organized window.

Search. Internet Explorer 7 gives you access to your favorite web search providers. With the built-in search box, you can search the web at any time without having to open a search provider page.

You can display search results on separate tabs and then open results on other tabs to quickly compare sites and find the information you need. You can even customize your search by setting your favorite search provider as your default search provider.

RSS feeds.

No need to waste time checking different sites and web logs to get updates. Simply select the sites and topics you follow, and Internet Explorer 7 will provide all the new titles and updates to your collection center.

Security. When you browse for potential phishing**—that is, what appears to be legitimate** but is actually designed to capture your personal information, Internet Explorer 7 helps you keep your information safe by alerting you. It's also easier to see which ones offer secure data exchange so you can shop and bank safely and securely.

IE7, I think 7 saves resources. I'm all about one window with multiple tabs open. This would reduce a lot of resources. In terms of safety, I also think that 7 is much better.

The landlord should choose 7 for your configuration, don't hesitate.

IE7 can open the task manager and you can see how much memory that program occupies.

But you can have 1G of RAM, and you can't be afraid.

Microsoft has announced that it will be forced to upgrade to IE7 in February this year, and it will be installed now, saving you the need to upgrade later.

IE7 I'm using it, and it works well.