Over at neosmart, they make the point that Open Search for IE7 is truly open and is one way that Microsoft shows it is now committed to standards. It's a great thing that you can add very specific searches to a browser without having to add a toolbar or a plugin or <shudder> an activeX control. Very clean implementation, and we applaud Microsoft for using OpenSearch.
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