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The new 'e'

The IEBlog just released the new icon and logo for Internet Explorer 7.

IE 7 Logo and Icon

However, the logo and icon will sport a slightly different look for the Windows Vista™ version, more consistent with the icons there.

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Naresh said…
I am alrdy using IE7! a copy of mozilla it is...
6:04 AM
enginerd said…
It sure is. What's more, they haven't even managed to copy it completely in this beta version.
Apparently, the RSS indicator will be available in the next beta
2:10 PM
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