Latest Internet Explorer 9 Release
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So, if the RC of IE9b is supposedly releasing on Feb 10, then when can the final release be expected? And, do you folks know if MS will be updating IE9 in cycles similar to Chrome, Opera and FF? Or, will the next makeover and upgrade of IE9 follow the way in which MS upgrades IE?
Thanks
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So, if the RC of IE9b is supposedly releasing on Feb 10, then when can the final release be expected? And, do you folks know if MS will be updating IE9 in cycles similar to Chrome, Opera and FF? Or, will the next makeover and upgrade of IE9 follow the way in which MS upgrades IE?
Thanks
Final is due to be released in Q3-Q4 2011
And, do you folks know if MS will be updating IE9 in cycles similar to Chrome, Opera and FF?
No, MS generally releases new IE version every 2.5 years
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So, if the RC of IE9b is supposedly releasing on Feb 10, then when can the final release be expected? And, do you folks know if MS will be updating IE9 in cycles similar to Chrome, Opera and FF? Or, will the next makeover and upgrade of IE9 follow the way in which MS upgrades IE?
Thanks
Final is due to be released in Q3-Q4 2011
And, do you folks know if MS will be updating IE9 in cycles similar to Chrome, Opera and FF?
No, MS
generally releases new IE version every 2.5 years
Q3-Q4 for the final release of IE9??? Wow!!! That long huh!!!
Thanks re: the MS update cycle, which is also quite long, I think. I wonder why they follow this model?
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hmmm, why cant share? and hints on finding a link?
feb 10 is an eternity by then I probably forgot about it.
also the beta is no good for me (its too old) and I held of IE9 until the change they put in the latest leaked for tabs.
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the latest leak (6010) is only available for x86
6003
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Q3-Q4 for the final release of IE9??? Wow!!! That long huh!!!
Thanks re: the MS update cycle, which is also quite long, I think. I wonder why they follow this model?
Good question. It's a lot more interesting to use software that is updated incrementally and frequently. Microsoft doesn't seem to "get" that. Fortunately there are quite a few good browsers to choose from. I'm glad that IE keeps improving, but it still doesn't really impress me. I keep an open mind though
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Q3-Q4 for the final release of IE9??? Wow!!! That long huh!!!
Thanks re: the MS update cycle, which is also quite long, I think. I wonder why they follow this model?
Good question. It's a lot more interesting to use software that is updated incrementally and frequently. Microsoft doesn't seem to "get" that. Fortunately there are quite a few good browsers to choose from. I'm glad that IE keeps improving, but it still doesn't really impress me. I keep an open mind though
While I agree with you about the excitement involved in working with regular and incremental updates and improvements, I should say that I do like IE9b a lot actually. Till recently, I was on Chrome (latest stable build), but after I fixed a problem with my IE9b install, I am liking it a lot more than Chrome. I accept that it is a bit slower than Chrome and lacks two very important (in my opinion) things - (1) an efficient ad-blocker add-on and (2) a spell check. But otherwise, I find IE9b to be a polished browser. And, yes, like you I don't get it why MS does not "get" the benefits of regular incremental updates specifically for their browser!!!!
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hmmm, why cant share? and hints on finding a link?
Because it's an illegal copy that could also be malware infected, and you would get permanently banned.
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it loks like bulid 9.00.8073.6018 leaked but cant find it any where
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it loks like bulid 9.00.8073.6018 leaked but cant find it any where
It hasn't. Latest is 6003