Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview 2 Adds New Push Technology and More

Jan. 13, 2005
New push technology, browser enhancements, Web integration, and collaboration features highlight Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview 2 from Microsoft. The Explorer's Active Channel push technology is supported by more than 250 consumer and business content ...

New push technology, browser enhancements, Web integration, and collaboration features highlight Internet Explorer 4.0 Preview 2 from Microsoft. The Explorer's Active Channel push technology is supported by more than 250 consumer and business content providers. In addition, any Web site can be "broadcast" to a users desktop. Other push features include offline caching, multiple push-delivery options, and full support of proposed channel definition format (CDF) standards. Browser functionality is enhanced with Explorer Bars that help users visit favorite sites; and a History bar, which displays a list of sites visited in previous surfing sessions. Collaboration features include video conferencing, multipoint application sharing, and Web-page authoring, while new integration technology presents a single, seamless interface to users to access the Web, their hard drive, and the corporate intranet or extranet.

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