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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
IE 9 is coming...
Internet Explorer 8 was released last year and while it does represent a step forward in compatibility it is still fairly slow in terms of running javascript.
Microsoft is looking to change that with IE 9. Surprisingly, they intend to do it by compiling it. Preliminary results indicate a significant improvement which will bring them to the level of Chrome.
Many other features have been announced too:
The three main ones being: HTML 5, CSS 3 and SVG (scalable vector graphics) support. They have also moved to improve compatibility with browser standards. Personally, I'm glad to hear this because getting webpages to look right in different browsers can be annoying.
The only downside to Internet Explorer 9 is that there are no plans to make a version for Windows XP which is currently still Microsoft's most popular operating system.
Microsoft is looking to change that with IE 9. Surprisingly, they intend to do it by compiling it. Preliminary results indicate a significant improvement which will bring them to the level of Chrome.
Many other features have been announced too:
The three main ones being: HTML 5, CSS 3 and SVG (scalable vector graphics) support. They have also moved to improve compatibility with browser standards. Personally, I'm glad to hear this because getting webpages to look right in different browsers can be annoying.
The only downside to Internet Explorer 9 is that there are no plans to make a version for Windows XP which is currently still Microsoft's most popular operating system.
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Oh well...I guess the XP folks will have to use Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. What a great way to introduce users of XP to browsers other than IE.
You said it Jay.
XP is still more their most popular OS by a fair margin. What do you think the chances are that they will make a Linux version?
XP is still more their most popular OS by a fair margin. What do you think the chances are that they will make a Linux version?
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