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    Default IE 9 available to download (Preview)



    Just a developer preview to see the speed and features but the hardware acceleration has paid off big time, it's an extremely fast browser.

    Forgot the link: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Default.html
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    You got a link for this?

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    I'm really pleased they have began to incorporate the latest things into it, like CSS3 and such. It's just a shame that it takes a lot longer for IE updates to spread through the userbase.

    @Jordy: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Default.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesy View Post
    I'm really pleased they have began to incorporate the latest things into it, like CSS3 and such. It's just a shame that it takes a lot longer for IE updates to spread through the userbase.

    @Jordy: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Default.html
    I saw this unveiled at Mix, promising stuff. I do like it. Can't wait to see the final build though...

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    if it still doesn't support border-radius I'm going to scream
    I'm not crazy, ask my toaster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HotelUser View Post
    if it still doesn't support border-radius I'm going to scream
    i thought that was only firefox which supported that anyway :S
    and it looks like it does, its got it as a feature on the link

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    Quote Originally Posted by kk. View Post
    i thought that was only firefox which supported that anyway :S
    and it looks like it does, its got it as a feature on the link
    Firefox is -moz-border-radius
    Safari, Chrome et al. is -webkit-border-radius
    IE will support -webkit-border-radius, whooo!

    This is the first release of IE I'm actually excited about.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Barmi View Post
    Firefox is -moz-border-radius
    Safari, Chrome et al. is -webkit-border-radius
    IE will support -webkit-border-radius, whooo!

    This is the first release of IE I'm actually excited about.
    oh right lol, maybe it was me thinkin about something else then

    It fails the acid test tho :S

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    Quote Originally Posted by kk. View Post
    oh right lol, maybe it was me thinkin about something else then

    It fails the acid test tho :S
    It's still not even in BETA yet though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barmi View Post
    Firefox is -moz-border-radius
    Safari, Chrome et al. is -webkit-border-radius
    IE will support -webkit-border-radius, whooo!

    This is the first release of IE I'm actually excited about.
    IE supports border-radius.


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