Download Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 4

By | December 1, 2011 | 17 Comments

Download Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 4

Works on Windows 8 only.

Continuing working on the next version of IE, software giant has recently released the fourth Internet Explorer platform preview.

In addition to various performance improvements and bug fixes, IE10 also includes hardware acceleration support for SVG, CSS3 transforms and animations, according to Microsoft,

Internet Explorer 10 PP4 Changelog

- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) for safe use of XMLHttpRequest across domains.
- File API Writer support for blobBuilder allowing manipulation of large binary objects in script in the browser.
- Support for JavaScript typed arrays for efficient storage and manipulation of typed data.
- CSS user-select property to control how end-users select elements in a Web page or application.
- Support for HTML5 video text captioning, including time-code, placement, and captioning file formats.

Here is IE10 Platform Preview 4 in action.

Although it works on Windows 8 only, the final version of IE10 will be available for Windows 7 users as well.

Download Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 4.

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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_JOZTDARDDER32NG2RL52UPSTJY Steve

    It’s still in development and as stated, currently only works in Windows 8, which very few people have, so what’s the point?
    If you are a developer and want to attempt to improve on this Browser, fine!! 

    If Microsoft expects miracles out of this Browser that still uses ActiveX, then they are serioulsy mistaken!

    • Kldsjfgkfdjn

      it will work on windows 7, someone lied to you

      • Mikah

        It does not work on Windows 7 now, do you not know the meaning of currently ?

    • http://twitter.com/bricky149 Shane Bundy

      You’ll be thankful to know that plugins will not be supported in the Metro version of IE10.

  • http://my.opera.com/greench greench

    Microsoft should remember Windows 7 that is released 2 years ago when developing a browser not the platform.

    • Anonymous

      And how do you know that it wont show up for windows 7?

      Nothing is set in stone

      • Mikah

        IE 10 will be available on Windows 7 when the stable arrives.

        • http://twitter.com/bricky149 Shane Bundy

          Just like they did with DX11, they ported it to Vista in the end (to some extent).

          Also, didn’t IE10 PP2 work on Win7 before? With PP3 and PP4 it’s now Windows 8 exclusive? Another plan to get people to upgrade Windows again?

      • http://my.opera.com/greench greench

        Microsoft forgot Windows XP when IE9 hit. If it considers the beauty of the web,  it should provide latest web technologies into its popular operating system. However, it avoided huge changes in IE until IE9. Microsoft use IE9 as a marketing tool to sell more Windows 7. I think IE10 is prepared for such scenario. It will be used to sell more Windows 8. Microsoft shouldn’t do that. This operation prevents using of the latest technologies of the web by major people.

        • Anonymous

          NO!

          XP has been in life support for a long time now.

          We need to CUT the cord.

          It has live LONG ENOUGH

          • http://my.opera.com/greench greench

            You are absolutely right. However, time interval between IE6 and IE7 is 5 years and Microsoft did nothing during this period. XP stay lack of latest web technologies. Microsoft shouldn’t do this mistake again. Windows 7 is successful OS in terms of market sharing. In my opinion Microsoft should bring latest web technologies to common OSs continuously. That is needed to evolution of the Web.

  • Derpy Bint

    I installed this into a virtual machine to see if they finally implemented the classList API, but it is still missing. Looks like i’ll be blocking IE 10 from my apps as well.

    I also tried it on html5test.com (scoring 300) and noted the following additions:

    HTML5 tokenizerHTML5 tree buildingMathML in text/htmlVideo subtitle supportForms (partial)Drag & DropSession historyApplication CacheSandboxed iframeNative binary dataWebSocketFile Reader APIIndexedDBWeb Workers

    • Derpy Bint

      hmmm my line breaks disappeared

      • http://twitter.com/bricky149 Shane Bundy

        Doesn’t the edit button come in useful, hmm? :P

  • Avv

    Chrome will make video and say here we got 60FPS in WebGL and in IE10 we don’t see nothing, that should be fun. 

    They don’t care about WebGL and Chrome don’t care about Direct3D, problem solved.Only Opera and FF support both, Opera 12 soon that’s for sure.

  • greg

    this windows 8 is terrible seriously…when i leave windows 7 im going with apple

  • http://twitter.com/ivorjetski Ben Evans

    Even Microsoft use Chrome according to the video. They should just admit defeat.

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