IE9 confirmed for March 2010

MSE aint good
-Anti Virus does not find some old trojans whos been along and very well known
-Its anti Spyware dosent work.....

so in all fairness its like Avast, total crap

DarkNovaGamer said:

Cocopara said:

MSE aint good
-Anti Virus does not find some old trojans whos been along and very well known
-Its anti Spyware dosent work.....

so in all fairness its like Avast, total crap

Every post I've seen you make so far is negative in some way. I think you need to be more positive.

Anyways, MSE has caught anything thats every tried to get on my system. If it hasn't then its something that I haven't noticed. I use the ongoing beta builds of MSE which are slightly faster at scanning then the public release.

Well, The only negative I have to say is about those stupid reccomendation of retard programs who dont work. OR IE and MSE, if you want to determine if your spyware free run Malware byte, MSEs anti malware system thingy isnt working.

But I have some possitive things to say, but what irritates me is people reccomending programs eg. To be put at the list over good programs which dont work. or is very bad xD

Dinesh said:

IE9 will include pause downloads option. Thats something I have been waiting for a long time. Eagerly waiting to try the new IE.

Firefox had that about 10 versions ago.

If they fix the slow initial start up page load - I might switch. The only issue for me is the browser opening fine and then taking 10 seconds or so to find Google. At least it will be hardware accelerated and x64 compatible - beat that Firefox.

Frostmourne said:

If they fix the slow initial start up page load - I might switch. The only issue for me is the browser opening fine and then taking 10 seconds or so to find Google. At least it will be hardware accelerated and x64 compatible - beat that Firefox.

Firefox has an x64 version:

Minefield – A 64-bit Firefox - 404 Tech Support

Win7User512 said:

Frostmourne said:

If they fix the slow initial start up page load - I might switch. The only issue for me is the browser opening fine and then taking 10 seconds or so to find Google. At least it will be hardware accelerated and x64 compatible - beat that Firefox.

Firefox has an x64 version:

Minefield – A 64-bit Firefox - 404 Tech Support

A native version, easily downloadable, made by Mozilla.

Will IE9 feature Direct2D?

Last I heard, Microsoft was working on a version of IE with Direct2D support, but I can't remember if it was IE9 or some other version down the road.

I will only consider moving out of Google Chrome when the first GPU-accelerated browser comes out.