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Even though Microsoft currently released the ultimate standalone version of Net Explorer eight (IE 8) in March, the firm is continuing to add new functionality towards the edition of IE eight that is bundled with Windows 7.One of the new characteristics not inside the standalone develop — but present inside the version of IE eight that is in the Windows seven Release Candidate — is a new tab-responsiveness capability.One of the selling points of IE eight is tab isolation. Tab isolation means if one tab crashes, it doesn;t (necessarily) crash your whole browser. I like tab isolation. What I don;t like, as I;ve noted previously, is the tab unresponsiveness I;ve had since I downloaded the ultimate IE eight bits on my trusty ThinkPad X60 running Windows XP.The new tab-responsiveness feature in the IE 8 inside the Windows 7 RC is designed to provide Microsoft — and users — with more feedback when a tab fails to open. Instead of whirring endlessly, leaving users wondering whether a Web site is down; not working with IE 8;s default standards mode; or what, a new tab dialog box is designed to pop up, allowing users to shut down proactively an unresponsive tab.In a May 4 posting on the Microsoft IE Blog, officials explained the purpose with the new dialog box:“For the Win7 RC,Microsoft Office 2010 32bit, we added performance to IE8 that lowers the threshold for identifying delayed responsiveness that might be a hang. Basically, IE’s frame uses a timer, and if the tab doesn’t respond within a given interval of time,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional cl��, the frame gives the user the choice to recover the page,Office 2010 Standard Serial Key, close the page,Office 2010 cl��, or wait for the tab to respond.“A tab might become non-responsive like this for different reasons. The webpage inside the tab might use a plug-in which is very busy pulling down a lot of video information from a slow server and then processing it. The webpage might be on an intranet (e.g. and different authentication mechanisms are negotiating, slowly,Office 2010 Standard Serial Key, what the user is allowed to see. Sometimes, it;s an issue with IE. Better telemetry here is crucial in figuring out what we, as engineers, do differently here. “There are two things I can;t tell from the post and that I;ve asked Microsoft. 1 — what is the timer setting? In other words, how long do users have to wait until the dialog box appears? And two: When (and how) will those of us running IE eight on XP and Vista get this feature, too? I want it now!If and when I hear back, I;ll update this post.Update (May 6): It sounds like the dialog box pop-up isn;t really needed or appreciated by a number of Windows seven testers. Microsoft has made an update available to turn off this feature in the Release Candidate. No word on if or when Microsoft will also release an update to provide us long-suffering IE 8 users on XP and Vista with this tab-responsiveness feature. Also no word from the Softies on how much time elapses before the pop-up box appears, offering users a chance to kill an unresponsive tab.