IE7 vs Firefox and some randomness too

***I just installed internet explorer 7.

There are three things about Firefox that, now that I’ve been exposed
to them, I don’t think I could do without.

1. Tabs
2. The Ctrl-F search function
3. View Image

Internet explorer has tabs and they seem to work in the exact same
manner as Firefox.  Points to IE.

The Ctrl-F search in IE looks the same as it did in version 6, but now
it automatically wraps back to the top of the page the way Firefox
does.  That’s good, but Firefox tells you when it wraps back to the
top of the page.  IE 7 does not.  If you’re on a really long page you
could just keep clicking and wrapping back without ever knowing it.
Major points to Firefox.

If you right click on an image in Firefox you see the View Image
function.  It works nicely.  Every version of Internet Explorer I’ve
ever used has a similar function called Show Picture.  However, I have
never seen it active.  It has always been greyed out.  It still is.  There is
probably a way to turn it on, but I’ve never bothered finding it. 
Humongous points to Firefox.

Finally there was one other small item of note that is so small I
didn’t initially notice it.  However, once it caught my eye I almost
uninstalled the whole thing.  When you install the software the
default display does not include the menu bar.  I had to right click
my way around the window looking for something that would hopefully
give me a toolbar option.  Eventually I found it, and I was able to
see the menu bar, but to have the program default into a state that
does not include the File menu seems retarded to me.  Infinite points
to Firefox.

Firefox wins.

Oh yeah, and Firefox isn’t a Microsoft product, so it wins on that point alone.***