[gamefreak94]

- Fast, safe, and easy. Internet Explorer 8 takes the web experience beyond the page for quicker and more reliable for browsing with peace of mind.

- Get things done without navigating to other websites.

- Browse and get things done quicker than ever.

- Stay more secure and browse with confidence.

- Now you can get more tasks done more quickly on the web. Accelerators provide instant access to information like maps, web searches, translations, email, blogging, and more. - Simply highlight a word or phrase on a page and discover a faster way to get the information you need.

- Web Slices put you in control of the information you care about most. Now you can subscribe to specific content within a page and monitor things like auction items, sports scores, entertainment columns, weather reports, and more. Add a Web Slice to your Favorites bar and the information you care about will automatically be delivered to you.

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ZOMG!! It has a super-duper phishing filter! As if I can't just take a quick glance at the address bar when a website or someone redirects to a log-in page!

PS: I know I'm a little late with this news

 

[Phil]

Ever heard of Firefox?

 

[gamefreak94]

That sure is one powerful Obvious Beam there Phil

 

[Phil]

Just wondering man, just wondering

 

[tuanming]

A lot of people lacks obviousness and intelligent in this forums. I tried IE 8 and it's pretty good to say the least.

 

[Phil]

It will be a virus and Malware magnet though

 

[masta.g.86]

It will be a virus and Malware magnet though

InA

Hence the reason I will continue to stick with Firefox until something truly better comes along.

 

[Phil]

Yep. Who knows, old bill may have preinstalled some trojans himself, as a going away present.

 

[aceloop]

A lot of people lacks obviousness and intelligent in this forums. I tried IE 8 and it's pretty good to say the least.

M$ destroyed IE rep along time ago, ive tried it and its got some cool features but its slow and i can think of a browser which can have almost any feature(firefox) and browser which is like 20 times faster(Google Chrome) and one which has the best of both worlds(Opera), and top of this, the browsers patch problems in a few days and doesnt wait like to the next release to do anything about it.

 

[koko]

A lot of people lacks obviousness and intelligent in this forums. I tried IE 8 and it's pretty good to say the least.

yea Mr.Einstein.

 

[Cid Highwind]

A lot of people lacks obviousness and intelligent in this forums. I tried IE 8 and it's pretty good to say the least.

It's all relative, just how IE7 was pretty good compared to IE6 and yet still didn't really come close to Firefox. From what I read in previews IE is one step closer to following web standards though, a blessing for website designers, and everyone who is not buying into MS' monopoly.

 

[Spyhop]

 

[Phil]

lol good find

 

[gamefreak94]

:lol:

@tuanming: Oh yes! IE's security is marvelous!

 

[Princess Garnet]

I remember the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 displaying things wrong on some sites, and even the 32-bit version looked almost right, but still a bit funky at times (looked fine scrolling down, but scrolling back up made some icons and images look weird ,like one row of pixels was duplicated on two lines or something). I presume this was fixed if this is a final release.

Actually, I haven't used Windows 7 in a while, since it was on my old 320GB drive, which reminds me, I need to reinstall it again.

 

[LoneWolf]

I hate IE to tell you the truth i had this weird problem with it and since then I havent used IE firefox is the best browser ever

 

[gamefreak94]

Firefox > Opera > Chrome > Avant > Other browser > UAC browser p) > IE

 

[DarkSamus]

:lol:

 

[Gossamer]

A lot of people lacks obviousness and intelligent in this forums. I tried IE 8 and it's pretty good to say the least.

A lot of people lack basic first-grade grammar skills as well.

 

[runawayprisoner]

I tend to think it's not the browser that is breaking the web standards, but rather, the web developers are the ones breaking the web standards. So it might be quite unfair to blame browsers when a web page doesn't load correctly.

Say... when you get shot, do you blame your armor for not stopping the bullet, or do you blame the shooter?