Although Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has been on a steady decline ever since Google’s Chrome browser joined the war, it still has the top spot with more than half of the users sticking to it. According to Net Applications, IE has gained a complete percentage over its rivals in the past month with a market share of 53.83 percent. More after the break.
Microsoft seems extremely eager to re-enter the browser wars with tremendous force. For the first time in a long long while we have a competitive browser from Microsoft, the Internet Explorer 9. Now Microsoft has released the Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview. Keep reading about what’s coming your way.
Microsoft has launched the new Internet Explorer 9 for the world. This is a major overhaul from Internet Explorer 8. Its leaner, faster and provides “full hardware acceleration” for your web pages. Read on for the its pros & cons and download link.
Microsoft is urging users to not use its outdated Internet Explorer 6 browser anymore and asks everyone to ask their friends not to use it either. To all website owners, Microsoft wants you to put a notification if a user lands on your site using IE6 to update their browser. Read on for the download links.
I have to say I am not that big on Browser Toolbars, they are always cluttered and cause crashes more often than not. Bing today rolled out a new version of its toolbar, that features deep integrations with search, Facebook, email clients and more. You can access your Hotmail, Yahoo Mail or Gmail accounts and you can bring in your Facebook network and push status updates from the actual bar.
The Internet Explorer 9 beta was a refreshing breath from the disaster Internet Explorer 8 turned out to be. We have more good news for you folks, the Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate is available for download now. It streamlines and beautifies the tabbed browsing layout considerably, adds those previously promised, fully customizable Tracking Protection Lists ( TPL ) for privacy and freely toggled ActiveX filters, as well as an updated Javascript engine, geolocation support via HTML5, the ability to pin web apps to the taskbar, and a host of assorted speed and functionality improvements.
The Internet Explorer 9 has finally hit the Beta stage and we have been using the browser. To put it into words, Microsoft may have just given us the best browser of 2010. Trust us, its not an exaggeration, this is a way towards the future of the web. The download link’s at the end. Keep reading for the complete hands on.
Microsoft has, so far, given us four developer builds of the new Internet Explorer 9. However, they have been extremely tight lipped about its interface. But Mary Jo Foley over at ZDNet caught a glimpse of the new interface which is extremely minimalistic to say the least. The russian site that posted the image has since been pulled. The screenshot shows a navigation bar, a combined url and search box. But the cluttered menu or favorites options are no more(At least not visible).
