Windows only: Freeware Internet Explorer add-on IE7Pro adds several features - such as crash recovery, mouse gestures, ad filters, and more - to Internet Explorer 7.
Naturally, if you can use Firefox, that'd be our first recommendation if you want any of these features. Our second recommendation would be Opera. Finally, if you refuse the alternatives, no matter your strange and twisted reasons, IE7Pro's crash recovery alone is worth the download (I don't know how I lived without session saving in Firefox). For more tools to build up Internet Explorer to make it more like Firefox, check out ieSpell and Inline Search. IE7Pro is freeware, Internet Explorer 7 only (Windows). — Adam Pash
IE7Pro [via Google Operating System]
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Temporarily Disable Flash in Internet Explorer with Toggle Flash
Windows/IE7 only: Nothing's better than heading to a web page to find some information and being greeted with a slow-loading, over-the-top Flash intro, right? For distracting, crash-causing, or otherwise troublesome animated pages, Toggle Flash, a free Internet Explorer 7 add-on, soothes the pain pretty quickly. Once you've installed the toolbar button, a single click turns off Flash functionality in the background; click again, hit refresh, and the videos, animations, and other Flash elements return. It's small, it uses no background memory, and it just works. Toggle Flash is a free download for Windows systems and Internet Explorer 7 only; hit either link below for help getting the button to show up on your toolbar.
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