So I finally tried IE 11. I'm happy to report that it fixes most of my issues except for some banking sites, but it's just a matter of time before those fully support IE 11. A new problem is that some websites that uses Flash player aren't working correctly. See pics below
IE 11 RP:
Chrome
Hope this gets fixed with upcoming Adobe release or IE 11 RTM.
I haven't tried most of the features like pinning sites, etc. so I don't know if there are glitches on those areas.
Outlook.com looks okay from here even though Tracking Protection has blocked some content from 7 services. Opening emails, replying, uploading attachments etc. Everything looks and works as it should for me.
Odd. Flash works fine for me as well.So I finally tried IE 11. I'm happy to report that it fixes most of my issues except for some banking sites, but it's just a matter of time before those fully support IE 11. A new problem is that some websites that uses Flash player aren't working correctly. See pics below
IE 11 RP:
Chrome
Hope this gets fixed with upcoming Adobe release or IE 11 RTM.
I haven't tried most of the features like pinning sites, etc. so I don't know if there are glitches on those areas.
OK, that first link takes you to the 32-bit version of IE11
If you want the 64-bit version go here - Download Internet Explorer 11 Release Preview for Windows 7 64-bit Edition and Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit Edition from Official Microsoft Download Center
Incidentally the second link doesn't seem to be working for me. When I download it and click it to install, it progresses a little than just hangs
@ Gornot,
I made sure I have the latest Flash version "11,8,800,174". Changing the User Agent String from "default" to IE 10 or IE 9 using F12 developer tools makes the flash video work on Yahoo! Shine. Argh I don't know if the only one whose having this problem.
Edit. I noticed that you are in the Windows 8.1 RTM. Anybody with Windows 7 IE 11 Release preview can confirm if flash player works on Yahoo! Shine?
Everything here is working sweet so far. The only scare I got was when I went to sign-in for on-line class homework. The site stated the browser (IE11) wasn't compatible, but it gave me the option to try it anyway (green bar). I did, and no issues noticed.
I also logged into my bank with it, no issues there. Same with flash content, no issues. It even plays nice with my antiquated (FrontPage made) website
And man this thing seems fast. Pages and content just seems to load a lot faster.
So far no problems or issues noted. Thumbs up thus far
Too bad I can't try it on Windows 8 (not 8.1) as I would really love to see this running on my laptop. Oh well, we'll have to wait for the final release of 8.1.
I could search, but I'll ask hereDoes this overwrite current IE? Can I test this and still have IE9 as is? I haven't tried 10 seeing all the issues here. Don't use IE much, but need it to work when I do. A Guy
Maybe I'm missing something but I never knew you could do what you're asking.
If you mean will it keep your current settings from the previous version, yes it will.
No, I mean I thought it may be a stand alone application as it is a preview. I can have my regular Opera and the Opera next side by side, same for Firefox. Just thought it might not replace the current IE. Think you answered my question
A Guy
They don't work that way. They just overwrite the files. If you want to go back to the earlier version, you'll have to uninstall the preview (or newer version).
I know you can have different cross browsers - Firefox, Mozilla, Safari and IE, but you can't have two instances of the same browser... i.e. IE9 & IE11. At least with Internet Explorer; I'd imagine others are the same.
