Internet Explorer 9 64-Bit

Microsoft browsers become more modern Classic Microsoft browsers allow you to browse websites while setting a variety of options (security, privacy, ease of use). New Internet Explorer 9 security and privacy options have a new look and offer a number of features that allow them to approach competition. (function () {(‘review-app-page-desktop’);}); In terms of privacy, the “InPrivate” feature (which allows you to browse anonymously) is highly valued and allows you to open sessions without saving pages you visit to your history or accepting cookies. It is now also possible to customize the privacy options to choose the type of data you want to share with the websites you visit. Security also seems to have been improved by Microsoft, and Internet Explorer 9 now offers us new tools such as tracking protection and SmartScreen filters (which allow you to check the security certificates from the websites you visit to avoid unwanted pages). Customizing your Internet browsing experience Internet Explorer 9 is an opportunity for Microsoft to (finally) insert a tab system into your browser. You no longer have to open a new window for every page you visit, and trust us, this new feature really breathes fresh air for Internet Explorer. Unfortunately, the introduction of this innovation took a long time (longer than the competition)! However, the browser offers some of the most attractive options. It is possible to customize the language selection to select the version to display for web pages. Ideal if you are traveling abroad or always want to display a website in a language other than your browser language. You can also change the browser options to select favorites, and you do not necessarily use Bing as an advanced condition, Internet Explorer 9 is also catching up and now offers more add-ons to customize your browser. However, do not expect too many connections, Internet Explorer always blames other browsers like Firefox for its delays! However, the new Connection Performance Center offers useful options for reviewing resource usage, so you can quickly identify extensions that tend to slow down browsers. There is no doubt that Microsoft has radically revised its copy for Internet Explorer 9, with new (and welcome) options on privacy, security, and extensions. What is worth noting is the productivity of centerforextensions, which is definitely one of the competition. But despite the efforts of developers, Internet Explorer 9 is still far behind its main competitors. Not as fast as Chrome, versatile Firefox, or as fast as Opera, Microsoft’s browser is too light for connectivity and too heavy to reach actual speed. Internet Explorer 9 is a good browser, but not close to the top of the genre.