IE7Pro to Add Bookmark Syncing
September 7th, 2007
Back in June I talked a bit about how to improve Internet Explorer 7.0 with IE7Pro.  If you still use Internet Explorer, IE7Pro does a great job of bridging the gap between Firefox/Opera and IE7. Â
Features currently available with IE7Pro include:
- Tabbed Browsing Management
- Spell Check
- Inline Search
- Super Drag Drop
- Crash Recovery
- Proxy Switcher
- Mouse Gesture
- Tab History Browser
- Web Accelerator
- User Agent Switcher
- Webpage Capturer
- AD Blocker
- Flash Block
- Greasemonkey like User Scripts platform
- User Plug-ins
Now CyberNet News reports that the IE7Pro team is back at it again, this time adding the ability to sync your bookmarks in their new beta version 1.1. This process does require creating an account, but once done, you will have the ability to sync your bookmarks manually. You can also update the settings to have it sync your bookmarks automatically.Â
I definitely think synchronizing your bookmarks has become the standard with web browsers, so this is an extremely useful feature.  My favorite part, though, is that you can access your bookmarks from any computer by going to My IE7Pro and logging in to your account!
how can i add my website url on facebook for back link? 
Great work man! I only use SEO for firefox and SeoQuake 
No, Gravatar does not have an affiliate program. 
Does Gravator have an affilitate program? 
Great list. All the important ones covered. I've made my own Top 10 list at the following;
http://thatimportantblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/10-best-greasemonkey-userscripts-2009.html
Please leave a ...
Loading ...
Do you really need another IE7? Microsoft should just give up and back up Firefox or Flock.
Matt – IE7Pro is actually an Add-on for Internet Explorer 7.0 and works like an extension in Firefox/Flock. Its not an independent web browser.
I don’t think Microsoft should give up, they just need to apply some resources and try. They haven’t put much effort into their browser since 2001. Because competition is a good thing, and egos are involved, I’m hoping the success of alternate browsers will give Microsoft the push they need to really try to improve Internet Explorer.