
That was the first time that the Internet Explorer team saw Aqua, along with the rest of us. The look you see in Internet Explorer 5 was first created several months before Aqua's public debut in January.

Neither is true, according to the product development team. The natural conclusion to draw is that the Internet Explorer team ripped off Apple's work on Aqua - or, if you prefer to be charitable, they liked Aqua so much that they decided to imitate it. That translucent drop-down menu (which we'll explore later) is a nifty effect, and the overall look is certainly striking, especially compared to the interface for IE 4.5. Pretty cool, from a purely technological standpoint. Let's get to the obvious one first: The look of Internet Explorer 5 is very, very different from Internet Explorer 4.5, and very much like Aqua (Apple's look for OS X). Some of it's very positive, some rather negative, but everyone seems to agree on one point: There's very little the same between Internet Explorer 4.5 and Internet Explorer 5. This release is a major overhaul, not just a collection of bug fixes, and is already generating quite a bit of comment, confusion, and general buzz. Choose your View Make Windows invisible while still using its applications in Coherence™ Mode, or if you’re new to Mac, you can set Windows to occupy your entire screen, so it looks just like it would if you were using a Windows PC.At long last, Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 5 for Macintosh.

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