Major Web Browsers Get Upgrade
Posted by administrator on Monday, March 28th, 2011
In the past month, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla have released new
versions of their web browsers. As web browsers are updated and released
there is a chance that your website may look or react differently than
it did in previous versions of the web browser. It's important that you
upgrade your personal web browser to the latest version so that you can
see how your visitors may be viewing your website and to notify your web
developer of anything you may find incompatible or abnormal. With that
being said let's take a look at each of these new browsers and how these
new releases will impact visitors coming to your website.
Internet Explorer 9:
Microsoft's flagship browser has
undergone a major overhaul. In addition to speed increases and
optimizations Internet Explorer 9 has been updated to support a wide
array of standard and emerging internet related technologies as well as a
complete redesign of the browser's user interface. Some of the new and
exciting technologies that Internet Explorer 9 now supports are HTML5,
CSS3 and enhanced JavaScript capabilities. Some of these enhancements
include speed, optimization, and visualization technologies which
provided users of Internet Explorer 9
with a faster, fluid, and visually appealing web experience.
Unfortunately Internet Explorer 9 can only be installed on computers
using Windows Vista (with Service Pack 2) or Windows 7.
Click here to learn about Microsoft Internet Explorer 9
Mozilla Firefox 4:
Mozilla Firefox 4 has also undergone some
major changes. The user interface to Firefox 4 has been redesigned to
provided user's of Mozilla's latest browser with a simplified and easier
to use interface. Also included in this release are changes to
Firefox's back-end code which also support a myriad of new and emerging
web based technologies. Firefox 4 uses uses the new V8 JavaScript engine
which increases JavaScript performance by 6 times that of Firefox 3.6.
Like Internet Explorer 9, Firefox has added support for HTML5, CSS3 and
new and exciting JavaScript features and functions that allow visitors
to experience a faster, more dynamic, and interactive web.
Click here to learn about Mozilla Firefox 4
Google Chrome 10:
Google's
latest web browser, Google Chrome, has also received an update. While
the focus of this update is more for speed and optimization rather that
user interface. Chrome 10, like Firefox 4, uses the new V8 JavaScript
engine which makes it 2 times faster than the
previous version. In addition to that, it also included a new settings
page which makes it easier for users to manage their browser settings.
Click here to learn more about Google Chrome 10
Internet Explorer 9:
Microsoft's flagship browser has
undergone a major overhaul. In addition to speed increases and
optimizations Internet Explorer 9 has been updated to support a wide
array of standard and emerging internet related technologies as well as a
complete redesign of the browser's user interface. Some of the new and
exciting technologies that Internet Explorer 9 now supports are HTML5,
CSS3 and enhanced JavaScript capabilities. Some of these enhancements
include speed, optimization, and visualization technologies which
provided users of Internet Explorer 9
with a faster, fluid, and visually appealing web experience.
Unfortunately Internet Explorer 9 can only be installed on computers
using Windows Vista (with Service Pack 2) or Windows 7.Click here to learn about Microsoft Internet Explorer 9
Mozilla Firefox 4:
Mozilla Firefox 4 has also undergone some
major changes. The user interface to Firefox 4 has been redesigned to
provided user's of Mozilla's latest browser with a simplified and easier
to use interface. Also included in this release are changes to
Firefox's back-end code which also support a myriad of new and emerging
web based technologies. Firefox 4 uses uses the new V8 JavaScript engine
which increases JavaScript performance by 6 times that of Firefox 3.6.
Like Internet Explorer 9, Firefox has added support for HTML5, CSS3 and
new and exciting JavaScript features and functions that allow visitors
to experience a faster, more dynamic, and interactive web.Click here to learn about Mozilla Firefox 4
Google Chrome 10:
Google's
latest web browser, Google Chrome, has also received an update. While
the focus of this update is more for speed and optimization rather that
user interface. Chrome 10, like Firefox 4, uses the new V8 JavaScript
engine which makes it 2 times faster than the
previous version. In addition to that, it also included a new settings
page which makes it easier for users to manage their browser settings.Click here to learn more about Google Chrome 10
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