IE10 Browser Detailed resolution

While Internet Explorer has gone from glory to decline, Firefox and Chrome have taught Microsoft a profound lesson in market share and Word-of-mouth. March 18, 2012 Chrome for the first time in the market share than Microsoft's IE, and five months (August 7) statcounter The latest data show that July's chrome global market share has reached 33.8%, over IE's 32% Truly become the world's most popular browser. Most people in Internet Explorer are left with old, slow, and old memories.

Microsoft, which is starting to focus on Internet Explorer again

It may have been a bad feeling. Microsoft has in fact regained its focus on Internet Explorer in recent years, in 2011, when it specifically launched a website calling for users to stop using IE6, IE6 as a stumbling block for future releases of new IE.

Subsequently, has maintained the Internet Explorer publishing cycle with Windows consistent Microsoft has gradually changed the release cycle, in the days after the formal launch of the IE9 preview version of the IE10, and then every 8-12 weeks will be the preview version IE10 upgrade once, Microsoft, which is no longer in the rut, seems to be learning how Google actually develops ie as an Internet product.

April 12, 2011 Microsoft officially released the first preview version of Internet Explorer (IE10), and Yigujin Microsoft subsequently released up to 7 beta versions of IE10 in 1.5 times per 8-12-week upgrade. With updates over and over, the latest version of IE10 is 10.0.9200.16384 (with Windows 8 RTM), and the following are the Geeks Park Introduction to this version of IE10.

As shown in the previous illustration, IE10 is divided into two parts: the Windows 8 Style IE10 (Metro IE10) and the desktop version IE10, which is a flat-panel touch Immersion Interface (immersive), which is a traditional desktop version with a small difference from IE8 and 9.

By default, Windows 8 opens the link using the style of Internet Explorer that matches your current environment: If you are running a Windows 8 style application, clicking the link will start Windows 8 style IE10; If you are running a desktop application, clicking on the link will start the desktop version of IE10 on the desktop. Although it's two completely different experiences, the inside is a browsing engine and kernel, which, to some extent, is consistent with the overall division of Windows 8.

Desktop Edition IE10

Desktop version of the IE10 is a traditional IE browser upgrade, and the previous version of the biggest difference is the CSS3, HTML5 and JS, and so on, Microsoft's vision for IE10 is not only to recapture the browser market, but also to the browser standards and web standards to gain more power of discourse.

Appearance interface

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A more refreshing, lightweight Windows 8 desktop version of IE10

Interface with the previous IE8, 9 the main body of the interface has not changed significantly, the difference is that the IE10 window and button from rounded corners into square corners, logos and icons are more Windows 8 stylized, and previously in the Windows 8 traditional desktop of the Metro in the same article predicted, the overall IE interface, Buttons and so on are simply no longer simple.

Interface simplicity at the same time the function is not reduced, its support for CSS3, support for HTML5, and JS improvements have made IE10 in performance can be compared with the Chrome, Firefox and other modern browsers, In addition to the more simple IE10 compared to the previous bloated IE8 more lightweight and faster.

Security and privacy

The security privacy policy of previous IE versions (IE8, IE9) has been extended to a large extent in IE10, protecting tracking protection, SmartScreen filters, privacy browsing, and XSS cross-site scripting filtering.

On top of that, IE10 has added "enhanced protection mode" (IE7 "protection mode" upgrades), improvements to labels and processes, which automatically isolate each label and process from each other when multiple tabs are open at the same time, label A will not be able to do any action on label B, or get data information for other labels. To prevent attacks from malicious Web sites, a bit like Chrome's sandbox technology, just to replace the crash with a defense against attack. In addition to the bottom of the memory protection you do not see (to prevent heap overflow vulnerabilities) and other features.

Metro/modern style IE10

Although Microsoft has always been called "the subversion of IE browser", but there is a considerable portion of it to fall on the Windows 8 Style section, specifically for the touch experience optimized Windows 8 style IE10 keep the other windows Style style applies a unified immersion interface, placing the tab switch and the address bar at the top and bottom respectively. The bottom address bar can be called out by sliding or right button, usually when browsing the Web page it will automatically hide, these features can allow users to do not need to do too much manual operation, while focusing on browsing content rather than browsing mode.

Enlarged buttons, streamlined feature icons are ideal for tablet users ' gesture operation

Windows 8 Style IE10 also has desktop version of SmartScreen, XSS filtering, and InPrivate browsing capabilities on security and privacy. Also, under the new tab, you will be prompted for frequently visited and attached websites to facilitate access to frequently used Web sites.

Privacy mode/inprivate new tab under browse

Metro Style IE10 page: Call "Super menu" under IE interface, then click "Set"

In addition to the most basic browsing page, Windows 8 Style IE10 has several unique features.

1, magnetic paste fixed function

It is believed that users of Windows Phone should not be unfamiliar with the magnets, yes, Microsoft has moved this feature to Windows 8, which means that the Web page adds new entries to the desktop. IE10 can attach a Web site to the Windows 8 "start" screen as a tile, and can be visually integrated with the rest of the application and content tiles.

2, sticking and sharing mode

The Windows 8 style IE10 can be attached to Windows 8 style applications in addition to browsing the Web page independently, and is shared with Windows 8 style applications within the browser.

The Attach mode allows Windows 8 style IE10 to be placed side-by and run on the same page as other Windows 8 style applications, which makes sense for users who need multitasking. Because it is not possible to run multiple Windows tasks under the same page as the iOS system, such as chatting to see the other side of the link, so you do not have to jump out of the current window, or in the mail at the same time view the map, edit the calendar and so on.

Shared mode allows you to share the links to open Web pages with other, IE10 applications and other Third-party applications (if installed) under Windows 8 Style, and then click on the Charm menu.

In addition, the system will "remember" the way you chose to share before, and you'll be able to make a quick choice at the top of your next share.

3, Discovery and download applications

Similar to iOS and other calls to Third-party applications via the registration protocol prefix, if you are prompted to "Get this Application" button in Windows 8 Style IE10 When you browse for a Web page that is applied to Windows store, click to go to Microsoft's official Windows App Store to download the app. That is, users can easily discover, download, and launch Windows 8 style applications that apply to the websites they visit in IE.

4, "No Add-ins" experience

Windows 8 Style IE10 advocates the "No Add-ins" experience, which means that there are no toolbars and add-ons. However, without any load means that the Flash format is not supported in a faster and simpler way (and no longer supports Third-party ActiveX controls), the current solution for Flash Web pages and other add-on Web pages is to click "View on the desktop" in the lower-right corner, Then jump to the support Flash desktop version of the IE10 section to view.

Update: The latest news is that Windows 8 style IE10 will have limited support for Flash, which has built-in flash but uses the whitelist system, that is, if your site is not on the Microsoft whitelist, the Windows 8 style UI version will not run Flash. To send a message to Microsoft on the whitelist, provide details of the website and whether it complies with the Flash content policy.

Conclusion:

The birth of the 2009 IE9 changed a lot of people's traditional impression of IE, the IE10 of these two years is also so. With the version of Win 8 constantly updated, the user volume is also rising, and its built-in IE10 user volume is also increasing, then the future IE10 in the next round of the new browser VW has been a bit unfavorable scene? The answer is yes, after all, the innate advantage of binding is unmatched by any other browser, But the premise must be that Microsoft continues to focus on improving IE's performance and experience.