Internet Explorer 10 (Preview Version) for Windows 7 to be available in November

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samit

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Internet Explorer 10, the browser that’s currently available for Windows 8 early adopters only, will also arrive on Windows 7 next month. But only as a preview, Microsoft said in a blog post.
The full version, however, will be released at a later date, as the company collects developer and customer feedback to provide the best possible experience.
Internet Explorer 10 is a completely reworked version of the popular browser and comes with a factory-installed version of the Adobe Flash Player.
This means that Microsoft must issue patches whenever a flaw in the Flash Player is discovered. Until now, Microsoft’s browsers were delivered without this plugin, so Adobe was solely responsible for any vulnerability found in its software.

More On: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Internet-Explorer-10-on-Windows-7-Available-in-November-300231.shtml
 

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Sad news: Looking at the trend, this could be the last IE browser for Windows 7 users.

Good new: IE10 could be more appealing to those who like integrated plugins, such as Flash Player (same as Chrome).

I do have my doubts though:
- What if IE10 doesn't perform and fluid-like as Chrome.

AFP is dying and I know I can watch .MP4 videos online with the Flash Player plug-in disabled, in Chrome, so if that happens with IE10 too, then I'm stuck with browser with a dormant plugin.

Thanks for the news though, Samit. :D
 

HeffeD

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Sad news: Looking at the trend, this could be the last IE browser for Windows 7 users.

I think it's an attempt to force users to migrate to the new OS. I don't think there's any technical reason that their new browser couldn't support Windows 7. (Even XP, for that matter...)

I think they're going to find that a browser isn't enough to make people switch.
 

samit

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if the trend goes on..soon IE will lose all the market shares....everyone won't migrate to new OS just for the shake for new internet explorer....
 
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