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Internet Explorer 9 Developer Preview Now Available, No XP Support

Today Microsoft has released developer preview build of Internet Explorer 9 web browser. Although it does not include IE9 user interface (no tabs, no address bar), and/or never announced features, it’s equipped with new JavaScript rendering engine (codename Chakra) and hardware acceleration feature.

How does it stack up against its competitors? Read more

Weekly Browsers Recap, March 15th

• Microsoft to Double Down on HTML5 With Internet Explorer 9
• That wasn’t supposed to happen: IE usage share steady since choice screen
• Exploit for new IE hole
• Microsoft seeks browser comeback with IE 9
• Study lauds IE for blocking Web’s social attacks
• What enterprise still uses IE 6? Try Intel
• Presenting: Direct2D Hardware Acceleration In Firefox Nightlies
• Firefox previews new feature to protect against Flash crashes
• 10 Firefox Add-ons to Beautify Your Browser
• Firefox may never hit 25 percent market share
• Google Chrome Rolls Out Translate Feature
• Google to strip unique client ID from future Google Chrome installs
• World Bank designs game to be compatible with Opera Mini
• Opera says bug probably can’t commandeer machines
• Opera Takes the First Spot in Google’s JavaScript Compliance Tests
• Opera Mini 5 solves some of Android’s native browser problems
• Opera Mini 5 Beta Announced as Native WinMo App
• Apple rushes out Safari patch. Hoping not to lose Pwn2Own contest
• Flash Player: CPU Hog or Hot Tamale? It Depends
• Cross Browser CSS Transforms – even in IE
• Does Your Browser Behave?

Thanks to Daniel Hendrycks, Dels, mabdul, nobody and Nox for links.

Internet Explorer 6 CSS Mess

Thanks to mabdul for this! Via my.opera.com.

February, 2010 – Google Chrome, Opera Mini Share Goes Up; Firefox, Safari, Opera – Down

Time to check February browser market share results.

Internet Explorer continues its downfall saga; as market share fell from 62.12% to 61.58% (0.54 points decrease).

For a fourth month in a row, Firefox is losing its market share as well. This time it has decreased by 0.2 points, moving down from 24.43% to 24.23%.

Another month, another gain for Chrome. In February, this browser market share increased by 0.39 points, as it went up from 5.22% to 5.61%. Read more

The Difference Between Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari

What’s the difference between all those browsers? Take a look at CollegeHumor interpretation:
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Internet Explorer 6 Funeral Pictures

“On March 4, 2010 Aten Design Group held a funeral for one of the most amazing browsers ever, IE6.”
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Google Will Benefit from Internet Explorer 9, Says Microsoft

Few months ago, it was announced that Internet Explorer 9 will be the first browser to use hardware accelerated graphics and text.

According to Microsoft’s senior product manager for Internet Explorer, Pete LePage, Google shall benefit from the upcoming Internet Explorer 9 release. When navigating sluggish sites, such as Google Maps, there will be a noticeable difference.

“That is, hardware graphics acceleration is going to give you better reading experiences – better fonts and an improved ability to see images and scroll through them.”

“Because we are moving all of the graphics processing to the part of the computer that is designed for it, you will get a smooth, wonderful experience.”

Weekly Browsers Recap, March 1st

• IE tag – Take Two
• Documenting Standards in IE
• Microsoft investigating new Internet Explorer vulnerability in Windows XP
• Microsoft plays dirty against other browsers in Russia
• Firefox Mobile Browser Fennec Spotted on Android
• External Text Editing in Firefox
• The Downfall of Personas
• Coming Soon To Chrome: Extensions That Can Alter Your Browsing History
• Google Chrome Tip: Recovering closed tabs
• Zero-days flaws surface in Apple Safari
• Opera Mini Server Upgrade to 4.16.916
• Browser history hijack + social networks = lost anonymity
• Camino 2.0.2 Released

Thanks to mabdul and Nox for links.

YouTube to Stop Supporting IE6 on March 13

Starting from March 13th, Internet Explorer 6 users will receive the following notification, when watching video:

Google also added: “Stopped support essentially means that some future features on YouTube will be rolled out that won’t work in older browsers.”

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