Microsoft launched Internet Explorer 9 Beta on Wednesday, and the software giant has packed a lot of functionality into its new Web browser including site-specific jump lists, task bar shortcuts, a ...

The Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) beta was downloaded more than two million times in the first 48 hours it was available–a significantly faster rate than the Internet Explorer 8 beta. The launch event and ...

Redmond has gradually restarted its browser development. With the preview version of IE9 now available, it shows that work to be back at full steam. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...

Microsoft today unveiled a public sneak peek of its newest browser, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9), aimed at Web developers and the technically brave of heart. “The Platform Preview, and the feedback loop ...

Microsoft is introducing a feature to Internet Explorer 9 that gives users control over how sites can and cannot track their activity. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Microsoft today has released the first developer preview of Internet ...

Wondering whether to try the just-released beta of Internet Explorer 9? I’ve put the beta through its paces in a review for Computerworld. Here are five reasons IE9 is worth a try. IE 8 is slow and ...

What more could be said about the new preview of IE9 released today? Apparently a lot. Twitter is probably the best way these days to take the pulse of user world on such commonly used items as ...

3. Browser Segregation. When you use the pinned sites feature of IE9 and Windows 7 to access a website, the site opens in its own browser session, independent of the desktop browser. The browser ...

Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 stops nearly 100% of all malware that it encounters, far beating the performance of other Web browsers, according to a new study. Those findings come from independent ...

Oh my beloved jumping Jehoshaphat, do we have a treat for you. Now, I don’t know if satirical videos mocking the past of a single browser’s brand is usually up your alley, but it is today. Trust me.