Microsoft officially modified Windows7 built-in browser selection plan

According to foreign media reports, a few days ago, in order to end the war with the EU for more than a decade, Microsoft has officially revised the browser protocol.

It is understood that in response to the recommendations of Opera, Google, Mozilla, Microsoft agreed to modify the browser option plan in Windows 7, the world's five most popular web browsers will be displayed in web format selection interface in Windows Appeared in 7, allowing users to choose browser software at their own discretion.

According to the revised protocol, Windows users can select the browsers installed in the five browsers on the selection interface. The order of the five browsers is random. After the user selects, the corresponding browser will be downloaded to the computer, and the revised settlement agreement will be approved by the EU as early as December 15.

In January 2009, the European Union accused Microsoft of bundling Windows and IE. Then, in July, Microsoft proposed a proposal to not add any browsers in Windows 7. However, the practice of Microsoft still worried the European Commission and competitors.

Later, the Windows 7 "No Browser" program was forced to give up, replaced by Microsoft's "ballot screen" program, which provides users with the Windows 7 operating system for the first time. A list of browser recommendations. The "ballot screen" interface will include browsers such as IE, Chrome, Opera, Firefox, and Safari.