- Oct 6, 2014
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I am beginning to grow my likeness towards IE 11. For the past few years, I had been using Firefox but now leaning towards the IE11.
I think that the new IE has changed a lot from its previous verions and more sanguine responses for the new "Project Spartan web browser" for Windows 10 [now renamed as "Microsoft Edge"]. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8932/internet-explorer-project-spartan-shows-large-performance-gains
IE 11 is not like what it used to be in the past. It is fast and in my personal opinion it handles script errors more intuitively and responsibly than the Firefox.
I have NoScript installed to block scripts globally but still Firefox would hang for a couple of times. IE would also notify me for the add-ons that could make IE slow.
Unequivocally, IE's add-on ecosystem is not as rich as Firefox's, and bookmarks management is not on par with the Firefox's, but I can live with that.
With upcoming web browser projects from Microsoft, named as "Spartan" (Now, "Microsoft Edge"), I think that people will once again start favouring native Microsoft Windows web browsers.
I know some people might be raising their eyebrows upon reading this, but these are purely subjective opinion of mine for the IE.
What do you think of the new IE11?
I think that the new IE has changed a lot from its previous verions and more sanguine responses for the new "Project Spartan web browser" for Windows 10 [now renamed as "Microsoft Edge"]. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8932/internet-explorer-project-spartan-shows-large-performance-gains
IE 11 is not like what it used to be in the past. It is fast and in my personal opinion it handles script errors more intuitively and responsibly than the Firefox.
I have NoScript installed to block scripts globally but still Firefox would hang for a couple of times. IE would also notify me for the add-ons that could make IE slow.
Unequivocally, IE's add-on ecosystem is not as rich as Firefox's, and bookmarks management is not on par with the Firefox's, but I can live with that.
With upcoming web browser projects from Microsoft, named as "Spartan" (Now, "Microsoft Edge"), I think that people will once again start favouring native Microsoft Windows web browsers.
I know some people might be raising their eyebrows upon reading this, but these are purely subjective opinion of mine for the IE.
What do you think of the new IE11?