This is news for those who are not aware of the fact that the new flagship Internet Explorer 8 has been quitely released by Microsoft. It comes as a surprise to me that Microsoft has decided to go quite this time with the release of its new Internet Explorer 8 version given the fact that new kid on the block Google Chrome (ofcourse only to the war of browsers and not to the Internet itself) and the long time warrior Firefox are all chipping away with IE’s market share.
In some instances in Windows 7 Beta, Internet Explorer may not work properly and you would not be able to visit websites at all. This can happen if the “Automatically detect settings” option is enabled on you Internet Explorer.
Windows 7 Beta looks to be a promising version of Microsoft Operating System on the first look. Although, lot of changes are cosmetic there seems to be significant improvement on the performance front. Sounds like Microsoft has removed a lot of those blotting components of the system.
Windows 7 packs some rich feature enhancements on top of the user interface that one would see on a standrd Windows Vista desktop. Did I mention Windows Vista??? Well the fact is some of the things that made life harder and brought frustration straight on to the face of a user are now been prompted sorted.
Microsoft has pushed ahead and with the development of Internet Explorer 8 and has released the Beta 2 of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8 Beta 2).
We discussed here about the new features on the new release of Beta 1 for Internet Explorer 8. Now, lets now look at whats changed since the released of IE 8 Beta 1.