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Microsoft releases public bug tracker for IE7

By Justin Mann

On March 27, 2006, 12:09 PM

With any large software project, a bug tracker or some sort of easily accessible database with information and bug reports is very common, and needed – whether public or private. It isn't until just recently, however, that Microsoft has created one for Internet Explorer. At least, from a public standpoint. Microsoft now has a public bug tracker that anyone can submit queries to regarding IE7.

"After much discussion in the team, we've decided that people are right and that we should have a public way for people to give us feedback or make product suggestions," he wrote.
All it requires is a passport account. On an interesting note, Microsoft requests that no security exploits be reported there. It is also IE7 only – no legacy bug reports for IE6 or other earlier versions. You can find out more at Microsoft's site.

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