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Other => General Discussion => Topic started by: Anistorm on March 17, 2010, 12:33:30 AM
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http://mashable.com/2010/03/16/ie9-preview/
For those with XP and want to upgrade to that browser (which will be available soon), you might want to consider upgrading your Windows. It will NOT SUPPORT Windows XP.
Meh, I'm sticking with SeaMonkey.
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If you're not a web developer, don't even bother installing the IE9 Platform Preview. There's no proper GUI for everyday web browsing. Just the menu bar with a few simple commands. Wait for the beta or final version to be released.
Here's a screenshot (courtesy Microsoft) just to show how spartan the UI is:
(http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/4381/css3infoscreencapture.png)
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[url]http://mashable.com/2010/03/16/ie9-preview/[/url]
For those with XP and want to upgrade to that browser (which will be available soon), you might want to consider upgrading your Windows. It will NOT SUPPORT Windows XP.
Meh, I'm sticking with SeaMonkey.
Don't think it will be available that soon. :P Hasn't even made it to beta. At some point I see the need for MS to let go of older OSs but considering how widely use IE9 is they should have probably kept it included.
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[url]http://mashable.com/2010/03/16/ie9-preview/[/url]
For those with XP and want to upgrade to that browser (which will be available soon), you might want to consider upgrading your Windows. It will NOT SUPPORT Windows XP.
Meh, I'm sticking with SeaMonkey.
Don't think it will be available that soon. :P Hasn't even made it to beta. At some point I see the need for MS to let go of older OSs but considering how widely use IE9 is they should have probably kept it included.
IMO, there's no reason for Microsoft to bend over backwards to support a ten-year-old OS. XP is now in extended support phase, so the only updates Microsoft is sending out to XP users are security patches. Furthermore, IE9 uses Direct2D (which is based upon DirectX 10) to render pages, and is only available for Vista SP2+. Microsoft would have to spend a lot of time and resources trying to backport that to XP.
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What about Vista SP1? :unsure:
I tried Vista SP2 and it was crap. :noexpression:
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I remember I had a boatload of troubles upgrading to IE8 right when it came out. Not for a second considering upgrading to IE9. Google Chrome is where it's at :biggrin:
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What about Vista SP1? :unsure:
I tried Vista SP2 and it was crap. :noexpression:
How can a service pack be crap?
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What about Vista SP1? :unsure:
I tried Vista SP2 and it was crap. :noexpression:
How can a service pack be crap?
Right after I installed Vista SP2, I tried using Movie Maker, and it like wouldn't work nor would IE 8. :wall:
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Fail... http://i.imagehost.org/0240/twctoday_ie9.png
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I remember I had a boatload of troubles upgrading to IE8 right when it came out. Not for a second considering upgrading to IE9. Google Chrome is where it's at :biggrin:
Im not upgrading to that IE 9 either im sticking with Mozilla Firefox :bleh:
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I like Firefox but it still is a giant memory hog for me. I get better performance with webkit browsers