Arne Hess

Editor in Chief

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No question, I\'m a long time fan of MultiIE and when Peter started the development of version 1, it was the time when we used our Pocket PCs to surf the web via CSD GSM connections only, it was long time before we had GPRS and his idea was to develop a Pocket Internet Explorer plugin which allows tabbed-browsing to reduce the online time, since you could surf parallel in different PIE windows. MultiIE was born.

While we have Windows Mobile 5.0 today, Internet Explorer Mobile still lacks the support of tabbed-browsing and while MultiIE 3 worked perfect with Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Pocket PCs, it never worked with Windows Mobile 5.0 since Microsoft changed the GUI with the introduction of Windows Mobile 5.0.

Now - after 2 years of silence - MultiIE is back - as version 4 which is designed to support Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PCs and Pocket PC Phone Editions now.


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Carlo Guerrero

Editor & Moderator the::unwired

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MultiIE is something I too cannot live without.

It certainly brings a different experience to web browsing on a Windows Mobile device. And the absence of such a utility has made Windows Mobile 5.0 browsing a little of a pain not being able to tab through multiple pages.

Now, it can be done once again and with newer features which are unique to Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PCs.