IE9

CSU

I hear Mozzilla banging on about how IE9 is years behind in certain features in comparrison, but imo you can't really compare the two.

Before downloading the RC of IE9 I used three different browsers for three different jobs.

Firefox - to compliment dreamweaver and web design tasks
Google Chrome - for "on-the-fly" searching and general web use
Safari - working with mail and documents

IE9 (64bit) looks and feels smooth, there's none of the lag or artifacting when you quickly scroll through a page - super smooth. Only thing I'm disliking at the moment is the lack of ability to drag http addresses into the tab bar to open a new tab, and the lack of drag & drop feature from desktop to IE9.

I think I'll kick Google Chrome and use this as instead

wampyrus77

is only available Windows Vista or Windows 7. * *

• Internet Explorer - Microsoft Windows
  To install Internet Explorer 9, you need to be running Windows Vista or Windows 7. * * Find out what Windows 7 has to offer
  windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/products/ie/home

only home users have Windows Vista or Windows 7. * *Most businesses, companies, colleges, schools are still running on XP

so isnt universal to every1 until Microsoft make it available to XP

Kinetic^

wampyrus77 wrote: »

so isnt universal to every1 until Microsoft make it available to XP

Which is a huge huge number of computers. I can't see not being able to use IE9 a reason to upgrade to W7.