Internet Explorer 9 64-bit for Windows (Update Version)

 

An In depth Look at Microsoft Edge - Windows Operating System

Windows internet explorer 9 which is codenamed Microsoft Edge is the new web browser from Microsoft that is completely rewritten to run on the Windows platform. The major difference between the old IE and the new one is the tool that is used for browsing the web. With the new version Microsoft Edge has a new tool called Microsoft Web Platform Toolkit which helps the web developers in creating websites. Many people are not very happy about this change but the reason is that the tool is now capable of supporting the Windows mobile platform as well. Another major change that was brought in the beta version of the new web browser is the increased security level that was incorporated into it.

Now every web users can enjoy the full features of internet 9 without having to wait for the downloading process of the Adobe Flash Player, which is a requirement in most of the websites. There are various other changes that you will have to go through once you start using the new Microsoft Edge browser. But the major thing that most of the users are happy with is the new tab management system that is integrated in it. This system allows the user to have multiple open windows side by side and be able to manage them as you please.

If you are also planning to use the new Microsoft IE9 and want to know everything about the new version but are afraid of changing your desktop wallpaper then you should go for the trial version of the Windows operating system. There are several websites that offer you with the opportunity to download the Windows operating system in a complete version. All you need to do is to visit the website and provide all the details about your computer like the manufacturer, the operating system etc. Once you provide the details the website will then transfer the file to your computer. Once you are done with downloading the file, you will also get a notification from the website that asks you to insert the USB drive containing the Windows operating system disc in your computer.