New Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) screenshots leak

[JMH]

Internet Explorer 9 RC UI

New screenshots of Microsoft’s upcoming Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) build leaked to the Internet today.

Russian site Winreview.ru has posted a number of screenshots from build 9.00.8073.6010 (WIN7_IE9_Partner.110113-2300). WinRumors understands this build is one of Microsoft’s escrow near final builds of Internet Explorer 9 RC. Microsoft’s release candidate of Internet Explorer 9 will include a number of new enhancements from the previous public beta build.

New Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) screenshots leak | WinRumors

 

[johnwillyums]

Thanks for that Jan. It's going to have to be swift to drag me away from Chrome.

 

[Gornot]

If the leaked build is any indication, we should, in fact, be blown away...

But I also saw some of these screenshots yesterday, on another website, they don't all match. I seriously hope this isn't the look of RC. The tabs look awful!

 

[andyandrewjim]

IE is not the best out there is up dates are not up there with Firefox or chrome.
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[Marrrcus]

Internet Explorer 9 RC UI

New screenshots of Microsoft’s upcoming Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) build leaked to the Internet today.

Russian site Winreview.ru has posted a number of screenshots from build (WIN7_IE9_Partner.110113-2300). WinRumors understands this build is one of Microsoft’s escrow near final builds of Internet Explorer 9 RC. Microsoft’s release candidate of Internet Explorer 9 will include a number of new enhancements from the previous public beta build.

New Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) screenshots leak | WinRumors

RE-POST this has been post by me 2 days for version 9.00.8073.6010
already posted here: http://www.sevenforums.com/browsers...ternet-explorer-9-release-74.html#post1196992

so Moderator plz delete this,

 

[Golden]

Marrcus - your post never included a leaked screen image, which this does. This post also discusses the source of the leak, which yours doesn't.

This post and yours are two different things - the only thing in common is the release number.

 

[ie9]

Unfortunately that's the only thing that'll leak before Friday

 

[Skulblaka]

Heh, interesting, posted by a Russian site, I don't know why I'm not surprised.

Anyway, I like Internet Explorer 9, but there are still bugs that are keeping me at bay. When the final version is launched I'll acquire it ASAP, I really enjoy the browsers speed.

 

[kristalsoldier]

If these images are anything to go by, then I am somewhat disappointed that they could not address that useless space above the tabs and the search box. I really wish they did something about that. Very unlikely now!

 

[ie9]

If these images are anything to go by, then I am somewhat disappointed that they could not address that useless space above the tabs and the search box. I really wish they did something about that. Very unlikely now!

That space isn't useless, it's used for dragging the window wherever you'd like it.

It also comes in handy when using Aero Snap, not to mention if you're using the touch feature of Windows 7

 

[andyparks]

cant wait for the 28th

 

[Klaw117]

If these images are anything to go by, then I am somewhat disappointed that they could not address that useless space above the tabs and the search box. I really wish they did something about that. Very unlikely now!

That space isn't useless, it's used for dragging the window wherever you'd like it.

It also comes in handy when using Aero Snap, not to mention if you're using the touch feature of Windows 7

I'm kind of disappointed about this also. While I wouldn't mind it if the space was there when the window didn't take up the whole screen, when it's fully maximized, I see no use for the space to remain there. I think it would be better if IE did what Firefox and Chrome did, which is to eliminate the space when the browser is maximized, but leave it on when the browser isn't taking up the whole screen.

 

[ie9]

I'm kind of disappointed about this also. While I wouldn't mind it if the space was there when the window didn't take up the whole screen, when it's fully maximized, I see no use for the space to remain there. I think it would be better if IE did what Firefox and Chrome did, which is to eliminate the space when the browser is maximized, but leave it on when the browser isn't taking up the whole screen.

Some people like to un-maximize the bowser by dragging it off of the top of the screen or double-clicking on the space. Just as another option

 

[HQuest]

Besides full screen gaming, I don't remember when was the last time I maximized an app. There are plenty of space @ 2048x1536.

Anyway, why MS loves to have multiple UIs? I mean, Win 7 has one, IE9 slighly changed it, Office 2010 has another one. C'mon...

 

[ie9]

There are plenty of space @ 2048x1536.

...old laptop...

 

[kristalsoldier]

So, it is reasonably sure that the newer iteration of IE9 (B) will be release around the 28th of this month? I just uninstalled the current beta (unrelated issue) and went back to IE8 (which seems to work much better than what I remember from my previous use). But, I am eagerly looking forward (like most of you folks) for IE9.

 

[kpo6969]

Unfortunately that's the only thing that'll leak before Friday

Probably, maybe, who knows.

 

[ie9]

Probably, maybe, who knows.

I knows

I've talked to a few people and it's 99% not going to happen

 

[Marrrcus]

must i uninstall the ie9 beta1 before installing the ie9 RC ?

 

[yowanvista]

must i uninstall the ie9 beta1 before installing the ie9 RC ?

The update will be served via WU, you don't need to remove the beta