Microsoft released the first ie9 Developer Preview to support HTML5 hardware acceleration.

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Microsoft released the first Developer Preview version of ie9. This version is generally released for Web developers and has minor changes to the interface. This version includes the chakra (New JavaScript developed by Microsoft) engine, a new hardware-accelerated graphics subsystem, and additional development tools.

Better support for web standards

Without a doubt, Microsoft shows its affirmation and respect for web standards and tries its best to support them in the new version of IE, including HTML5, css3, and svg2. Even so, the existing version of IE only scored 55 points. (Progress is not enough. Come on, Microsoft !)

Accelerated browsing experience

In addition to providing better support for web standards, Microsoft also spent a lot of energy on improving the browsing speed. But we should not expect that the latest version of the browser will bring a good test score, because according to Microsoft's statement: "The difference in the testing of different script engines only brings about a cloud ", the company focuses on accelerating the real user experience, rather than simply improving the engine test scores that are barely used. The new JavaScript engine will be compiled in a separate background process.CodeAnd provides multi-core CPU support. Although the Javascript performance of the current version is not as good as that of the latest chrome engine, there is no doubt that another major improvement will be made based on ie8. Ie9 will also use compatible (that is, not all) GPUs to accelerate web rendering.

(No need to find ie9)

Get this version now

You can get more information about ie9 through this link: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2010/03/16/html5-hardware-accelerated-first-ie9-platform-preview-available-for-developers.aspx

And you can download this version directly from here: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/info/ThankYou/Default.html