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After a year of development to achieve this stable release, Microsoft is trying to maintain its leadership face competition increasingly fierce in the market for Internet browsers. Aware of the gap with Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome, Internet Explorer team focused on performance and speed of the browser.
Voluntarily on the sidelines of the race for the best rendering engine for JavaScript-critical web-application performance, Internet Explorer 8 boasts an optimization "overall" speed of loading pages.
Another important area: security. Internet Explorer has many improvements including a private browsing mode (InPrivate Browsing) which does not store any information on the hard disk, a mode that limits the use of cookies for advertising purposes (filtering InPrivate), and a new filter Phishing (SmartScreen filter).
Side of the interface, not really a revolution. Note, however, improved tab management with the ability to group and assign them colors. The new address bar allows searching the history, RSS, or favorites to find a page easily.
Finally, the back button behaves better with online applications and the zoom tool "smart" reflects the content of pages to limit the scroll.
The other "new" Internet Explorer basically follow the trends of the Web by simply little or no rename.
Thus, "Web Slices" endorses the principle of RSS feeds to track updates of sites from the bookmarks bar in real time. A list of RSS ready to use is available from a gallery of supplements in French.
For their part, the "accelerator" provide better integration with online services to post a post on a blog, search, or send an email. Again, Microsoft has a page dedicated to the research and installation of such supplements.
Aware of the expectations of its users, Microsoft has made real efforts to correct his faults and get to the level of competition that gradually nibbling market share. Without true innovation, Internet Explorer 8 will still struggling to recover its former users and win new ones.
After a year of development to achieve this stable release, Microsoft is trying to maintain its leadership face competition increasingly fierce in the market for Internet browsers. Aware of the gap with Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome, Internet Explorer team focused on performance and speed of the browser.
Voluntarily on the sidelines of the race for the best rendering engine for JavaScript-critical web-application performance, Internet Explorer 8 boasts an optimization "overall" speed of loading pages.
Another important area: security. Internet Explorer has many improvements including a private browsing mode (InPrivate Browsing) which does not store any information on the hard disk, a mode that limits the use of cookies for advertising purposes (filtering InPrivate), and a new filter Phishing (SmartScreen filter).
Side of the interface, not really a revolution. Note, however, improved tab management with the ability to group and assign them colors. The new address bar allows searching the history, RSS, or favorites to find a page easily.
Finally, the back button behaves better with online applications and the zoom tool "smart" reflects the content of pages to limit the scroll.
The other "new" Internet Explorer basically follow the trends of the Web by simply little or no rename.
Thus, "Web Slices" endorses the principle of RSS feeds to track updates of sites from the bookmarks bar in real time. A list of RSS ready to use is available from a gallery of supplements in French.
For their part, the "accelerator" provide better integration with online services to post a post on a blog, search, or send an email. Again, Microsoft has a page dedicated to the research and installation of such supplements.
Aware of the expectations of its users, Microsoft has made real efforts to correct his faults and get to the level of competition that gradually nibbling market share. Without true innovation, Internet Explorer 8 will still struggling to recover its former users and win new ones.
