It is a remarkable turnaround. Microsoft, the company that more than any other was responsible for freezing web standards by first killing the browser competition and then failing to update its browser for five years, has come out with a browser that is – at the very least – decent.
It is not unequivocally the best browser on Windows. It does not win
every performance test, nor is its HTML 5 support as extensive as that
in some other browsers. Integration with Windows is strong though, as
you would expect, and its privacy controls are excellent.
I am still a FireFox Supporter and will not use IE9 for anything more than testing when developing on the web.
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