What Internet Explorer is still missing
It is very important to think out of the box every once in a while. I tend to forget this and if I am discovering something new I am always suprised why I didn’t look for it earlier. This is the case with a neat little add-on for Internet Explorer.
I am the kind of a guy who thinks: “Never touch a default system” or “Keep it simple” . This is the reason why I never install additional software on operating systems unless they add a non-existant feature that I really want. This is why I’d never install “Opera” or “Firefox” on a Microsoft machine. Why should I? I mean there already comes a good browser with it. Except the “Find” feature is really ridiculous. A stupid pop-up with no functionality at all (highlight all, find as you type, etc.).
This is where IE Inline Search enters the stage. I suggest you give it a try. Firefox search feeling on websites (see the search bar on the bottom of the screen). Wooohoooo.
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Originally this site was intended as a project site. The goal was to define standards for the perimeterless network using
open-source software. To be honest I simply do not have the time for such a thing. So what is left is a blog with sporadic
posts that are either helpful for myself or I think are helpful for others, too since I had a hard time finding information
on the Internet. Think of it as a knowledge base.
Ehm yes, somtimes I write down my two cents on any topic that may go through my mind at that point in time ;-)