Microsoft has seemingly rolled out its most recent
Internet Explorer 11, web browser to the users of its Windows 7 OS.
The software giant claims that its new browser opens
web pages 30 percent faster than its competitors and that it can handle up to
100 open browsing tabs at one time in one window. Internet Explorer 11 is also like-minded
with all the latest web standards, including HTML5, and Microsoft hopes the
browser will help pave the way for well-known access to 3D websites and apps.
Microsoft is also emphasizing IE11's better
hardware-accelerated 3D Web graphics, with better WebGL optimization. According
to the company, IE11 scans for unsafe WebGL content, and uses a software
renderer to complement the GPU. Graphics subsystem failures will supposedly now
also not result in fatal occurrences, with WebGL ongoing to run.
The Microsoft is also stressing on how IE11 is
interoperable with existing sites, and how Compatibility View is still
supported.
The browser was officially released on October 17, concurrently
with the launch of the Windows 8.1 update. While IE11 may be downloaded from
Microsoft's website, the company is not yet offering an automatic update to
previous versions of IE.
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