Microsoft has quietly rolled out its latest Internet Explorer 10 browser for Windows 7 users. The release preview was made available in mid-November, and the final version is now available to W7 users, which remain the majority of Microsoft's customers. IE10 had previously only been available to Windows 8 users. You must have Service Pack 1 installed to be able to download the browser, ...
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Originally posted by bobiroc:Damn straight Bobiroc. Unfortunately along with Chrome comes DoubleClick spyware .
Been happy with IE10 so far. It is fast, all the pages I have gone to work with no issue. Firefox will remain my other browser choice as my experiences with Chrome have been disappointing. Chrome has speed but that is about it but I will sacrifice a millisecond or two to know that pages I go to will load correctly and not have Google tracking my browsing habits for their marketing purposes.
Originally posted by borhan9:good point.i guess i will have to get at least a little familiar with it.i dont deal much with workplaces,mostly private computers
I would download this just to keep my technical skill up to date as work places will always up date the IE versions and you have to learn how to use the new package.
Originally posted by borhan9:Hell, I work for the City I live in (Fire Officer) and we're still on XP with IE7! The entire City network, not just our department...
I would download this just to keep my technical skill up to date as work places will always up date the IE versions and you have to learn how to use the new package.
Originally posted by ChappyTTV:Me either works just fine in all of my browsers, Avant, Iron (Chrome), SeaMonkey, IE 8 & 9. I won't use Firefox anymore it is crap these days.
Originally posted by kanaske:I have no problem using Chrome and I tested both 32 & 64bit versions.
using the link provided here it takes me to the ms ie 10 dl page but if i choose either 32 or 64 bit for the dl it just tells me no such site on both firefox and chrome.
Originally posted by catfreak:If your purposes concern "security through obscurity" then may I recommend Puppy Linux or Linux Lite as Ubuntu incorporates spyware now that reports to Amazon.
Ubuntu is still superior to XP or W7 for my purposes
Originally posted by Mr-Movies:Yah, I gave up on FF some time ago too. I was a big time Avant fan awhile back, how is it these days? Tested the new IE for awhile and it does seem quite snappy, I'll have to give it a bit more of a time test and then run some of my security "pokes" at it to see how it handles them.
Originally posted by ChappyTTV:Me either works just fine in all of my browsers, Avant, Iron (Chrome), SeaMonkey, IE 8 & 9. I won't use Firefox anymore it is crap these days.
Originally posted by kanaske:I have no problem using Chrome and I tested both 32 & 64bit versions.
using the link provided here it takes me to the ms ie 10 dl page but if i choose either 32 or 64 bit for the dl it just tells me no such site on both firefox and chrome.
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