IE8 accelerator Function

Dean mentioned the importance of Accelerators and the homepage information Web Slices), but this is more for end users than developers. Microsoft has repeatedly stressed the benefits brought to developers. At that time, it also introduced the new Expression 3 feature, including Web SuperPreview-it provides a separate console for testing the Website compatibility between different browsers. The new Expression provides the integrated homepage information Web Slices.

Dean didn't mention the benefits of these developers any more. Maybe he didn't want to repeat the previous news? Maybe so, but why did he mention the Accelerators, a common accelerator, and the homepage information Web Slices )? Almost all of these features are insecure. How can developers accept them? Maybe Microsoft has an attempt? The release of Internet Explorer 8 is in the midst of a storm. The European Union is making a final ruling on anti-monopoly. It is almost certain that it is against fair competition for Microsoft to bind Internet Explorer to Windows. Maybe Microsoft wants to use the accelerator Accelerators) and the homepage information Web Slices) to change the judges' views?

"80% of browsing will eventually return to the user's original location," Dean said, 18 lines of every 20 lines of IE commands are related to navigation and tabs. Accelerator and home page information can either easily bring information to the user's home page for consultation), or navigate to somewhere to make it faster and simpler ).

Dean explained that Microsoft development accelerator is because many browser users click, copy, and paste items from one tab to another. I personally think the accelerator is annoying, maybe because I am not doing what Microsoft calls clicking, copying, and pasting. I like homepage information very much, and it is also helpful for developers.

1. The Internet Explorer share has shrunk. Microsoft should launch the Linux version to drive the storm.
2. Mozilla and Khronos cooperative network 3D graphics acceleration technology