#ie9 download

Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) has just been made available for download a few hours ago. First came out into beta back in September 2010, Microsoft's IE9 supports HTML5 and comes with a lot of bells and whistles. Some of the features included in IE9 aren't really new and have long been available in other browsers like Google's Chrome. The new IE9 feels faster, looks cleaner and more integrated (design-wise) to Windows 7. And just like what Chrome does, each tab of IE9 runs as a separate process so even if a windows freezes up or crashes, you can close it and the other windows will remain open and running just fine. Once generated, files can be downloaded to the device or exported to Google Drive. We've downloaded it on a number of devices and played with it. There's still no data on how many people have downloaded the game so far but we are looking at hundreds of thousands in the next 24 to 48 hours. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft IE9 ready for download" and "Gemini now lets users generate and download files directly in-app".