Microsoft has released the much awaited IE9 beta build for public download.
The Redmond company has put much off its efforts to make IE9 one of the fastest browser available in the market next to Chrome. The latest iteration of the browser comes with hardware-accelerated graphics, new DOM and new JavaScript engine, and developers tools which can be accessed by pressing F12.
In terms of the revamped UI, users will be able to pin websites to the Windows 7 Taskbar, use JumpLists for those sites, but also Aero Snap, and Thumbnail Previews.
The work on the UI means that customers will get evolved Tabbed browsing, a single box which combines the Address Bar and the search box. At the same time, IE9 Beta comes with a new feature allowing users to browse faster by remembering the websites already visited: Address Bar Top Results.
Additional new features include: a download manager, add-on performance advisor, hang recovery, compatibility view, automatic updates, etc.
Developers will be able to enjoy advanced HTL5 support, DOM Level 2 and Level 3, SVG, CSS3, and ECMAScript 5.
The only way to know about the latest browser is to experience it yourself. The IE9 is available for Windows 7 & Windows Vista only.
If you want to download IE9 directly from Microsoft website use this link
Direct download links:
Windows Vista 32-bit: IE9-WindowsVista-x86-enu.exe
Windows Vista 64-bit: IE9-WindowsVista-x64-enu.exe
Windows 7 32-bit: IE9-Windows7-x86-enu.exe
Windows 7 64-bit: IE9-Windows7-x64-enu.exe
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