Internet Explorer SP2 6.0.2900.2180

Internet Explorer SP2 refers to Service Pack 2 for Internet Explorer, which is a major update released by Microsoft to enhance the security and stability of the web browser.

Internet Explorer SP2 introduces several key features such as improved pop-up blocker, phishing filter, ActiveX opt-in, improved management of browser add-ons, and enhanced security settings.

No, Internet Explorer SP2 is only compatible with Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later versions. It is not available for older Windows operating systems.

Internet Explorer SP2 can be downloaded and installed through the Windows Update service. Alternatively, it can also be obtained from the official Microsoft website.

While Internet Explorer SP2 focuses primarily on security enhancements, it may also provide some performance improvements compared to previous versions of Internet Explorer due to optimization efforts.

Yes, you can uninstall Internet Explorer SP2 through the 'Add or Remove Programs' feature in the Control Panel. However, it is generally recommended to keep your browser updated for security reasons.

No, tabbed browsing was not introduced in Internet Explorer until later versions. Internet Explorer SP2 does not include native support for tabbed browsing.

No, Microsoft ended support for Internet Explorer SP2 on July 13, 2010. It is recommended to upgrade to a newer version of Internet Explorer or consider using alternative web browsers.

Additional support and resources for Internet Explorer SP2 can be found on the official Microsoft website, community forums, and various online documentation.

While Internet Explorer SP2 aimed to address various issues, it may still have certain limitations. Microsoft provides detailed release notes and known issues documentation for Internet Explorer SP2.