Internet Explorer 9 developer preview

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Internet Explorer 9, developer preview -- speed, graphics and HTML5 demos within

"The IE9 platform preview has just been released. If you've downloaded it, you can now run a bunch of tests on the 'Test Drive' site to see just how fast and neat the new browser is. Incidentally, IE9 doesn't seem to work on Windows XP -- gasp! Will the final version work with XP...?

Looking at the HTML5 tests, Opera has some serious competition for HTML5 support. In the keynote, Microsoft talks about HTML5 speeding up the current web, using hardware acceleration. It sounds like, from the keynote, that HTML5 is going to be the main feature of IE9 (along with the new, faster JavaScript engine). A lot of emphasis is being put on performance in its entirety, rather than 'just' executing JavaScript faster.

Microsoft's answer is not simply to speed up JavaScript execution, but how it's executed -- on separate cores! In parallel with your actual IE9 rendering/networking processes.

Anyway, get HTML5 installed, and go give each of the tests a go: the t-shirt demo is impressive, and for fun check out the 'SVG-oids' (Asteroids) clone."


Further developments at downloadsquad.com as they are updated.
 

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ExNavy11 said:
Internet Explorer 9, developer preview -- speed, graphics and HTML5 demos within

"The IE9 platform preview has just been released. If you've downloaded it, you can now run a bunch of tests on the 'Test Drive' site to see just how fast and neat the new browser is. Incidentally, IE9 doesn't seem to work on Windows XP -- gasp! Will the final version work with XP...?

Looking at the HTML5 tests, Opera has some serious competition for HTML5 support. In the keynote, Microsoft talks about HTML5 speeding up the current web, using hardware acceleration. It sounds like, from the keynote, that HTML5 is going to be the main feature of IE9 (along with the new, faster JavaScript engine). A lot of emphasis is being put on performance in its entirety, rather than 'just' executing JavaScript faster.

Microsoft's answer is not simply to speed up JavaScript execution, but how it's executed -- on separate cores! In parallel with your actual IE9 rendering/networking processes.

Anyway, get HTML5 installed, and go give each of the tests a go: the t-shirt demo is impressive, and for fun check out the 'SVG-oids' (Asteroids) clone."


Further developments at downloadsquad.com as they are updated.
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Beat me to it!
 

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Tried out the preview. Still slower than molasses.
 

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motc7 said:
Tried out the preview. Still slower than molasses.
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Faster then IE8 though. For me anyways, also keep in mind its not even a Beta yet so they still have a ways to go.
 

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motc7 said:
Tried out the preview. Still slower than molasses.
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Faster then IE8 though. For me anyways, also keep in mind its not even a Beta yet so they still have a ways to go.
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Perhaps, but frankly, IE is a project that long ago was evident that there is really no interest in it whatsoever.
 

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XP users won't like it! It seems clear IE 9 will not run on XP from the early indications.

"Microsoft has lined up some very experienced engineers" for the IE team, McLeish said. "It's really a crack team."

The renewed emphasis shows that Microsoft is taking its browser, and the competition in the browser market, seriously. "You want that real estate," McLeish said, adding that IE is important to Microsoft, something others have questioned. "It's important from a pure visibility and branding angle. The browser is the way to promote search, for Microsoft that means Bing, and of course Microsoft has an interest in creating the best experience it can within Windows."

Microsoft may not believe that only its engineers can create the best Windows browser, but it certainly thinks they're up to the task. As proof, McLeish noted the hardware acceleration Microsoft's touting for IE9, which doesn't run on Windows XP.
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A little notation from the COMPUTERWORLD article at IE9 proves Microsoft is back in the browser battle, says analyst
 

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IE's build tag usually matches the host operating system...

Windows 7 RTM: 6.1.7600.16385.090713-1255

IE8: 8.0.7600.16385
IE9: 9.0.7745.6019

I can only assume Windows builds have been progressing :)
 
How about CSS3 support? Does it display text shadows, border rounded corners and alpha channel (rgba();)?
 

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How about CSS3 support? Does it display text shadows, border rounded corners and alpha channel (rgba();)?
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Download it and see for yourself, there is CSS3 support and you can test it in the testdrive.
 

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Hi BugMeister
Here's a Bug for you


It doesn't render FLASH properly

Look at the 2 pics from the BBC's home page : ist pic is the page rendered via IE9 preview, 2nd pic is the page rendered by (32 bit) IE8.

The IE9 preview is missing the little square clock on the big orange BBC title bar.

Cheers
jimbo
 

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Hi dmex
Since many many sites use flash one wants to see how IE9 will render them.

IE9 won't be very popular if 60% of sites are rendered incompletely -- I agree that maybe another standard for a "flash look alike" needs to be implemented but saying that Flash is adobe's responsibility when it's the "de-facto" standard is a bit like saying to a 3rd party developer - My software doesn't work because the NTFS file system is Microsoft's responsibilty.

MS have flash working with IE8 so they know where the hooks are and can insert code to work with it of course.

Cheers
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jimbo45 said:
Hi dmex
Since many many sites use flash one wants to see how IE9 will render them.

IE9 won't be very popular if 60% of sites are rendered incompletely -- I agree that maybe another standard for a "flash look alike" needs to be implemented but saying that Flash is adobe's responsibility when it's the "de-facto" standard is a bit like saying to a 3rd party developer - My software doesn't work because the NTFS file system is Microsoft's responsibilty.

MS have flash working with IE8 so they know where the hooks are and can insert code to work with it of course.

Cheers
jimbo
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So when the next version of Windows comes out and the programs I develop don't work, Microsoft should fix them all for me and do it for free because they know what was changed?

Your dreaming, Get real. :sarc:
 
I think that there is a current problem with anything that is released by Microsoft as a pre-beta/Tech preview, and that is that it will be compared to win7, which was so "complete" and stable from the outset.

The lack of support for industry standards is a shame but at this stage of development should be expected, I's just that win7 spoiled us :)
 

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dmex said:
IE's build tag usually matches the host operating system...

Windows 7 RTM: 6.1.7600.16385.090713-1255

IE8: 8.0.7600.16385
IE9: 9.0.7745.6019

I can only assume Windows builds have been progressing :)
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Do you think Build 7745 could be SP1?

-Bill
 

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The IE 9 Preview is just that simply a look at a "new look" without the functionality at this point. I wouldn't expect to see a working beta for another several months at least!

When you click the shortcut the installer places on your desktop this is precisely what you see.
 

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Bill said:
dmex said:
IE's build tag usually matches the host operating system...

Windows 7 RTM: 6.1.7600.16385.090713-1255

IE8: 8.0.7600.16385
IE9: 9.0.7745.6019

I can only assume Windows builds have been progressing :)
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Do you think Build 7745 could be SP1?

-Bill
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SP1 will have an even later build number, This is just the build of Win7 their using internally with all the patches and improvements to date since RTM that will be included with SP1 ;)
 
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