LOL, not in Europe they won't unless they want to risk the wrath of the European Commission again.
*** Internet Explorer 9 Final Released ***
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LOL, not in Europe they won't unless they want to risk the wrath of the European Commission again.
It's here today. If you can't wait for windows update then you can download it from the Beauty of the Web site.
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just updated from ie9rc
no need to uninstall 9rc first
tried that link at 2am and it wouldnt download and install so it was just a page ready for ie9 going live later
work now ie9 is live
no need to uninstall 9rc first
tried that link at 2am and it wouldnt download and install so it was just a page ready for ie9 going live later
work now ie9 is live
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No, those are fixed but it only takes a few days to get used to them being there. You can enable the menu bar to have them on the left.
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When will this be available on WSUS
Thanks
Don't forget to grab the Adblock list from http://www.fanboy.co.nz/adblock/ It works with IE9s TPL feature for a nice Ad free browser with minimal fuss 
IE9 has Tracking Protection (Lists) built in as standard (under Tools:Safety menu), the fanboy list has been adapted to block full Ads, not just tracking elements. Blurb from IE9 itself says:
Some of the content, images, ads, and analytics that you see on the websites you visit are provided by outside or third-party websites. While this content can provide value to both you and your favorite websites, these third-party websites have the ability to potentially track your behavior across multiple sites. Tracking Protection provides you an added level of control and choice about the information that third-party websites can potentially use to track your browsing activity.
With Tracking Protection Lists, you can choose which third-party sites can receive your information and track you online. By adding a list, you can block content from websites that might have an impact on your privacy. When you add a Tracking Protection List, Internet Explorer will prevent your information from being sent by limiting data requests to websites in the list. For each list that you add, the setting applies across all pages and websites you visit, not just the pages you get the lists from. And each time you begin a new browsing session, the blocking stays on until you decide to turn it off.
Some of the content, images, ads, and analytics that you see on the websites you visit are provided by outside or third-party websites. While this content can provide value to both you and your favorite websites, these third-party websites have the ability to potentially track your behavior across multiple sites. Tracking Protection provides you an added level of control and choice about the information that third-party websites can potentially use to track your browsing activity.
With Tracking Protection Lists, you can choose which third-party sites can receive your information and track you online. By adding a list, you can block content from websites that might have an impact on your privacy. When you add a Tracking Protection List, Internet Explorer will prevent your information from being sent by limiting data requests to websites in the list. For each list that you add, the setting applies across all pages and websites you visit, not just the pages you get the lists from. And each time you begin a new browsing session, the blocking stays on until you decide to turn it off.
Gracias!
EDIT: I'm a bit behind on this since I use Chrome mostly but does this mean as more browsers become HTML5 ready, Silverlight and Flash and plugins will start to be phased out? Doesn't HTML5 do everything they do?
EDIT: I'm a bit behind on this since I use Chrome mostly but does this mean as more browsers become HTML5 ready, Silverlight and Flash and plugins will start to be phased out? Doesn't HTML5 do everything they do?
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I have just installed IE9 and I do like it.
Is it possible to have speed dials ? Of all the extensions that I have used for FF that is the one I would most like to have in IE, well there are others but the speed dial one is something that I used a lot.
Is it possible to have speed dials ? Of all the extensions that I have used for FF that is the one I would most like to have in IE, well there are others but the speed dial one is something that I used a lot.