Explore a more beautiful web
Internet Explorer 11 is the first IE version to run on Windows 8.1, making itself available for Windows 7 computers as well.
After years of development and the audience demanding a more likeable and user-oriented browser, Microsoft finally responded with a release that no longer loses grounds to competitors.
IE 11 is superior to its predecessors, IE 9 and IE 10 in very many aspects, coming across as a fast and high-performing browser that meets user needs now more than ever.
It becomes available to Windows 7 and Windows 8 users through the Windows update feature, but can be downloaded and installed separately just as well.
The most important highlights of this release are as follows: a more streamlined interface, standard-compliant tools, WebGL support, improved JavaScript performance, site pinning, an enhanced navigation bar and a new toolset for developers.
Since one of the most debated features has been the JavaScript performance, we thought we’d give it a short trial run using various benchmarking tools. The results prove that IE 11 is a lot better than its predecessors – IE 9 and IE 10, but has yet to reach the performance of Firefox and Chrome.
Developers now benefit from a richer array of tools, such as a modules for debugging and memory testing, as well as an emulator for browser versions and UI responsiveness across various devices.
Thanks to the WebGL support, the browser can now render 3D graphics at high speed, providing faster speed even for heavily loaded pages.
Other features include a new-tab page, a download manager that comes with reputation protection and anti-phishing modules through the SmartScreen module.
To conclude, Internet Explorer 11 has reached a whole new level, sporting a set of exciting and improved abilities. It now has the means to persuade users to migrate from other popular browsers.
Internet Explorer is an Internet browser designed to offer web developers, designers, and enthusiasts an advanced look at what is going to come in the next major release of Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer harnesses the untapped power of your PC, delivering pages full of vivid graphics, smoother video, and interactive content.
After years of development and the audience demanding a more likeable and user-oriented browser, Microsoft finally responded with a release that no longer loses grounds to competitors.
IE 11 is superior to its predecessors, IE 9 and IE 10 in very many aspects, coming across as a fast and high-performing browser that meets user needs now more than ever.
It becomes available to Windows 7 and Windows 8 users through the Windows update feature, but can be downloaded and installed separately just as well.
The most important highlights of this release are as follows: a more streamlined interface, standard-compliant tools, WebGL support, improved JavaScript performance, site pinning, an enhanced navigation bar and a new toolset for developers.
Since one of the most debated features has been the JavaScript performance, we thought we’d give it a short trial run using various benchmarking tools. The results prove that IE 11 is a lot better than its predecessors – IE 9 and IE 10, but has yet to reach the performance of Firefox and Chrome.
Developers now benefit from a richer array of tools, such as a modules for debugging and memory testing, as well as an emulator for browser versions and UI responsiveness across various devices.
Thanks to the WebGL support, the browser can now render 3D graphics at high speed, providing faster speed even for heavily loaded pages.
Other features include a new-tab page, a download manager that comes with reputation protection and anti-phishing modules through the SmartScreen module.
To conclude, Internet Explorer 11 has reached a whole new level, sporting a set of exciting and improved abilities. It now has the means to persuade users to migrate from other popular browsers.
Internet Explorer is an Internet browser designed to offer web developers, designers, and enthusiasts an advanced look at what is going to come in the next major release of Internet Explorer.
Internet Explorer harnesses the untapped power of your PC, delivering pages full of vivid graphics, smoother video, and interactive content.
Here are some key features of "Internet Explorer":
Speed Demos:
· Take full advantage of your PC with GPUpowered graphics and compiled JavaScript
HTML5 Demos:
· Deliver interoperability through webstandards including HTML5 and ES5
Graphics Demos:
· Create next-generation experiences withHTML5 and CSS3 graphical capabilities.
Browser Demos:
· Your sites shine through a site centricbrowsing experience and pinned sites
Speed Demos:
· Take full advantage of your PC with GPUpowered graphics and compiled JavaScript
HTML5 Demos:
· Deliver interoperability through webstandards including HTML5 and ES5
Graphics Demos:
· Create next-generation experiences withHTML5 and CSS3 graphical capabilities.
Browser Demos:
· Your sites shine through a site centricbrowsing experience and pinned sites
Requirements:
· Memory: 512 MB
· Hard drive space: 70 MB
· Drive: CD-ROM drive (if installation is done from a CD-ROM)
· Display: Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher-resolution monitor with 256 colors
· Peripherals: Modem or Internet connection and Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse, or compatible pointing device
· Memory: 512 MB
· Hard drive space: 70 MB
· Drive: CD-ROM drive (if installation is done from a CD-ROM)
· Display: Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher-resolution monitor with 256 colors
· Peripherals: Modem or Internet connection and Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse, or compatible pointing device
| Publisher | : | Microsoft |
|---|---|---|
| License | : | Freeware |
| Size/OS: | : | 2 MB / Windows 7 / 7 64 bit / 2008 R2 |
Download | : | Internet Explorer 11.0.3 |
