Comparing eValid with Google Version of IE
You may have heard that Google
has released a special
Google-Customized Version of IE
that includes special features that enhance the Google user experience.
That customization is done with Microsoft's
Internet Explorer Administration Kit 7 (IEAK7].
Where this is of interest to us here at eValid is that, as eValid users
may know, it too is a kind of customized version of the IE browser -- but with
extensive test and analysis functionality built in.
But -- and here is the main point -- eValid was not done with IEAK7 and in fact
the kinds of technical extensions that are found in eValid are specifically
not possible with Microsoft's IEAK7.
For example, the eValid feature that allows direct access to eValid documentation
online direct from the eValid browser face
is just one example of an extension
that falls outside the IEAK7 capability.
The important point is that it is very good to see others adopting the
idea of a browser with specialized purposes.
The eValid engine
-- an IE compatible browser with comprehensive test and analysis enablement
-- is an ideal engine for website analysis and quality assurance.
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