Wednesday, October 17th 2012
Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 Arriving Next Month
Microsoft Group Program Manager Rob Mauceri has today revealed that Internet Explorer 10 will be bringing its bells and whistles over to Windows 7 in mid-November. The catch is that the release planned for next month is (still) a preview as the Redmond company wants to "collect developer and customer feedback" before rolling out a final version.
Internet Explorer 10 integrates Adobe Flash Player and comes with improved JavaScript performance, better HTML5 support, the Enhanced Protected Mode, plus other tweaks and fixes. IE10 can be experienced in full on Windows 8 which arrives on October 26.
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IEBlog
Internet Explorer 10 integrates Adobe Flash Player and comes with improved JavaScript performance, better HTML5 support, the Enhanced Protected Mode, plus other tweaks and fixes. IE10 can be experienced in full on Windows 8 which arrives on October 26.
100 Comments on Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 Arriving Next Month
In my case none browsers crash rarerly beta alpha versions. And I am using Opera 12.10 beta as default and rock solid, same as Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly and IE9 and IE10 in Win 8
I have always used IE browsers and will continue to do so. I have not used Chrome nor FF so I cannot say how well they work. I am just lazy (and accepting) when it comes to my internet browser. I do agree with this statement. I too was annoyed that you couldn't change the layout...
That said if ya'll had bothered to read earlier in the thread, I stated why I believe it happens, regardless of if I am right or wrong about the how, the fact is it happens, and attempting to blame people for the flaws of software is just petty and pathetic.:shadedshu
And I can't understand why people argue and get upset about browser choices. At this point it's down to personal preferences. Me I use Firefox because I'm used to it.
I explained why I continue to use Fire Fox, primarily for gesture control, atm neither IE, Chrome has a solution that works as well.
I simply despise repeating myself, because someone didn't take the time to understand what was said.
Now having said that, I do tend to agree it's the issue of the school and my old place of work, more than IE, but that doesn't make browser not crash, the fact is it crashes frequently when accessing specific content. So it is an issue for me.
Man all this because people take issue with people sharing their experiences that aren't the same as theirs so they must be wrong.:shadedshu:shadedshu:shadedshu:shadedshu
And I blame the computer not people.
Google "Firefox Crashes" "Chrome crashes" "Opera crashes" "Safari crashes" "IE crashes" and draw conclusions. Then all browsers are crap because they crashes on some computers "without any reason", right? :shadedshu
Or go and make a poll asking if IE9 is stable or not. Then it would be a better metric to outright say that "IE9 is crap and M$ is the bad" instead of "I have some issue in my computer or in "X" website badly coded that makes IE9 to crash.
I had crashes in Windows 7 even on clean installs on "perfectly fine hardware", should I say outright "LOLOL Window$ 7 suckz and M$ is crap and doesn't know how to make a OS??????? (not refering to anyone here in particular) We are rational
If there's a day all browsers or OS are 100% crash safe on all PCs, then we will have found the immortality.
I'm done debating, and playing semantics, with people that want to blindly ignore reality, I've stated what has happened, explained why, and generally agreed with ya'll and you will not take yes for an answer. Please learn to listen before telling people you know that their wrong and that there to dumb to know it. :nutkick:
Did you do what I've say about Googing and the poll???? No, right?, because the evidence is clear. You only want to make stupid references to Steve Jobs and "M$", showing no more than simply hate, instead of troubleshooting possible faults on your or the website's end, and childish posts that are near trolling, when people here are kindly pointing you what could be happening..
Alo this thread is done for me. Unsuscribing.
Also your replies to TheMailMan are regrettable, he is nice with you and you only throwing up hate and nonsense
Come on man use a little common sense. :toast:
Way to go off the deep end, yes because I stated I have had IE9 crash, that automatically means I hate it and am bashing it. GG :nutkick:
Why is it my responsibility to deal with the issue and troubleshoot it, when it's easier to use a different browser that doesn't crash on that specific content? The cause is irrelevant, despite the fact I stated the folowing I'm somehow expected to go find the root cause of it all and then waste my time getting the IT department to attempt to fix it before I can say that IE 9 crashes . . . absolute bat shit shinola!
People are attempting to make this into my fault some how, and paint me as a troll, or an idiot. When all I did was have the audacity to share that I have experienced problems with IE9 and that it lacks features I require, and as such I prefer a different browser. This seems to be unacceptable to a hard headed and ignorant few, who would rather paint me as in a negative light than accept that IE9 is capable of crashing just like every other browser.:wtf:
Ya'll are entitled to your belief's just as much as I am entitled to state the fact that IE9 is not perfect and does crash.
As for your analogy about a car and lawyers, I'm sorry but that was a horrible analogy and makes no sense at all.
I'm afraid hyper sensitivity is the becoming the norm here on TPU and people are far to eager to act like butt hurt children when someone expresses a view not their own.:ohwell: I agree, I've said my piece, if certain persons wish to continue to argue they can do so with themselves.
Download for Win7x64
download.microsoft.com/download/4/D/8/4D8344C0-E5C6-4095-A71D-2B6184AEAF62/IE10-Windows6.1-x64-en-us.exe
And Win7x86
download.microsoft.com/download/0/4/9/049A037E-B6B4-4303-90BE-BA6CAE979674/IE10-Windows6.1-x86-en-us.exe