The address/search field in Internet Explorer 9 is now known as One Box, and integrates the address bar, the search bar and also a field to search through your most recent browsing history or launch a bookmark, just like in Google Chrome. No history, cookies or any other signs of activity will be saved while the InPrivate mode is turned on. The InPrivate browsing mode enables you to browse the web without leaving any usage traces on your computer.
#WHEN WAS INTERNET EXPLORER 9 RELEASED WINDOWS 7#
This makes the toolbar in Windows 7 even more useful, and allows websites to work in close collaboration with Internet Explorer 9, as long as they’re optimized for it. Internet Explorer 9 lets you pin specific websites to the superbar o the Start menu, for faster access.
#WHEN WAS INTERNET EXPLORER 9 RELEASED DOWNLOAD#
The Download Manager in Internet Explorer 9 is a powerful tool that features a pause/resume utility and automatic file security check – provided you have the SmartScreen feature enabled. Thanks to the new Add-on Performance Advisor, you can easily identify add-ons that may be slowing the browser down and disable them individually to optimize speed and performance. The SmartScreen Filter, which we already saw in Internet Explorer 8, detects and warns you about potentially dangerous websites, and blocks any attempt to launch a phishing attack or download malware. These elements are known as Web Slices and their content is updated automatically. Internet Explorer 9 lets you add special web elements like top lists to the browser’s Favorites bar. But we thought it would be a good idea to go over the most outstanding features in Internet Explorer 9 once more, especially for those of you who haven’t been testing the previous versions (Platform Preview, Beta and RC). There are no significant changes since the Release Candidate we tested a few weeks ago. Microsoft has released the final version of their popular browser for Windows 7 and Windows Vista, both in 32 and 64-bit versions. Internet Explorer 9 is finally available for download.
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