Microsoft start advertising Internet Explorer 9 beta

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    DarkNovaGamer said:
    pparks1 said:
    DarkNovaGamer said:
    Why is that?
    Because Microsoft hasn't really done anything extraordinary with a web browser in a very long time. I've been pretty much a sole Firefox guy for a number of years...for integrating a pop-up blocker first, for having tabs first, for having more and better add-ons first, for patching more regularly first, etc. I simply don't use or play with the MS browsers. I've spent a lot more time with both Opera and Chrome than IE. To me, using IE is like using notepad. It works, but it's just blah.....
    Do not knock it 'till you try it.

    Does it truly matter who has it first? Its who makes the most out of the feature that matters. So far, Firefox has been going downhill in my eyes. Heck, I just installed Firefox Beta 5, Minefield (FF4) Pre-Beta 6 (and the 64-bit version) and all three are out performed by IE8! That shocks the heck out of me.
    I'll be looking to make a solid comparison between IE 8 and the beta having set up a second identical 64bit solution here on a second drive for beta testing IE 9 as well as other things.

    As far as comparisons between FF and other browsers stacked up against IE 9 here what one blog last November showed in a chart at the time. Internet Explorer 9 to sport GPU acceleration and HTML5 support
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    And I bet that IE9 is going to better adhere to web standards this time around????? Are they touting that?
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       #12

    i'm a big fan of Firefox...and currently using Firefox/4.0b4..
    and happy with it's performance..

    but i'm also eager to use IE9..
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    pparks1 said:
    And I bet that IE9 is going to better adhere to web standards this time around????? Are they touting that?
    I'm still waiting for some final details likely seen once the beta is out. Up until this point everything from MS has been a little tight lipped and anything else has been blogs.

    ADDING One More Thing:

    I think you will be taking an even further look at IE 9 then you thought once you read this one! No 64-bit (x64) Firefox 4.0, 32-bit (x86) Only – List of Supported Platforms

    While making the rounds at the various news sites I thought that catch some FF user notice!
    Last edited by Night Hawk; 08 Sep 2010 at 23:07. Reason: Additional information
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