IE 7 has been crashing very frequently for me recently (much more than IE6
ever did). I am using a brand new laptop running Vista Ultimate. I understand
new software crashes from time to time. But is there ANY way to have
different tabs or different windows running separately from the rest? For
example, i typically have 2-3 windows open with 5-10 different tabs per
window at one time. When one tab has an error and crashes, do you really need
to shut down every other window or instance of the program (this get's so
frustrating)?

This wouldn't be an issue for me except that IE7 has been crashing all of
the time (I am used to it happening every now and then because of the
workload I place on my computers). I have the same practices when running
Firefox and haven't had it crash (I use IE and Firefox interchangably as a
web-designer so I know how each translates pages). Now I will be sticking
with Firefox until you keep IE from crashing so much.

I still support MS, but please make a non-crashing Browser.

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It has happen to me too and so far I have found no answer. Look for for my
post for answers that I was given for XP.

"TJ" wrote:

> IE 7 has been crashing very frequently for me recently (much more than IE6
> ever did). I am using a brand new laptop running Vista Ultimate. I understand
> new software crashes from time to time. But is there ANY way to have
> different tabs or different windows running separately from the rest? For
> example, i typically have 2-3 windows open with 5-10 different tabs per
> window at one time. When one tab has an error and crashes, do you really need
> to shut down every other window or instance of the program (this get's so
> frustrating)?
>
> This wouldn't be an issue for me except that IE7 has been crashing all of
> the time (I am used to it happening every now and then because of the
> workload I place on my computers). I have the same practices when running
> Firefox and haven't had it crash (I use IE and Firefox interchangably as a
> web-designer so I know how each translates pages). Now I will be sticking
> with Firefox until you keep IE from crashing so much.
>
> I still support MS, but please make a non-crashing Browser.
>
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> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
> Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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> click "I Agree" in the message pane.
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