MIME type settings for browser are IGNORED

I have the following problem since Quicktime 7 Preview 2:
Quicktime by default has many mime types associated which I don't want to be played by quicktime in my browser.
For example .mp3
So I deselected everything but Quicktime movies in the mime type associations.
But no matter what I deselect there - Quicktime is stil playing everything in the browser.
It seems that Quicktime conmpleteley ignores the mime type settings in the preferences and plays everything by default!
What do I need to do to fix this?
In versions 7 Preview 1 an lower these settings worked just fine.
And as long as this isn't fixed I won't use Quicktime 7...

The "hijacking" of files types and file extensions has been a part of every piece of software I can remember. Particularly with browsers and media files.
Not all browsers use the same types of plug-in architecture and this may be what you're experiencing.
It's been a long time since I fired up Internet Explorer on my Mac. Many browsers still use its style.
On a Mac (maybe the same on a PC) Internet Explorer uses its own "File Helpers" for MIME types. These can be edited using its "preferences".
Try changing the settings in IE. You'll find them under "helpers" (or something named like that).
Because Microsoft has tried to put its own formats in "front" of viewers these obstacles will now be part of much of your online experience.
User (viewers) do have most of the control. It's a shame that we have to fight just to get what we want in our online experience.

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