The address bar in Firefox 3 is so good, it's been nicknamed the Awesome Bar. It works well, and that's good, because I suspect you'll be using it a lot at first. Fortunately, there's a nifty button next to the address bar that will cause IE8 to display pages in the same way as IE7. However, in the short term, the release of IE8 is going to cause users serious pain, because sites that are designed to adjust for IE will do so, not realizing that IE8 no longer needs that. That's good for Web developers going forward, because they don't have to worry about tweaking their sites to account for IE's quirks. Internet Explorer 8 is the most standards-compliant browser Microsoft has produced. There are versions for 32- and 64-bit Windows Vista/Server 2008 32-bit Windows XP and Server 2003. With all this, it doesn't have the feel of bloatware. And it makes it easier to find what you're looking for, and to quickly make use of that information once you track it down. It's got a lot more to protect you from the bad guys on the Web. It's a little faster than IE7 but doesn't match Firefox 3's remarkable speed. There are some intriguing features in IE8.
#Features of internet explorer 8 download
While I'm still not sure everyone should rush to download it at it's definitely worth a look if you're an Internet Explorer user and want a preview of where this browser is headed.
Now, Microsoft has released the second beta of Internet Explorer 8, the next version of its dominant Windows Web browser, and it's being touted as ready for consumer use. But Firefox 3 was surprisingly stable, with features that instantly made it a must-have.
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