The first thing you will notice about IE9 is its new user interface and design. More of the website can be seen now. For example, previously we used to press F11 and go into the full mode to see more. Also, you can find most command bar functions, like Print or Zoom, when you click the Tools button. Enjoy the new simplified design. Systweak always has a solution to your problems. To help overcome such unforeseen situations and to boost Mac performance, Systweak has developed a fantastic tool called TuneUpMyMac.
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But those who just want to use IE or need to know how it is done here it is. A virtual machine helps install a full copy of any operating system and its apps.
It looks just like the real machine. From there, you can access Internet Explorer and other Windows tools. To set up a virtual machine, you need to buy a license for virtual machine software. So long Microsoft. I've been waiting for the day when Safari takes over as defould browser. Time to bring out the champagne. Last update for Macintosh. Bye Microsux, so long, losers. Safari, Mozilla, iCab keep on working. Hope web designers won't be blind: there are good browsers around, not only IE.
Ldentis Jun 17 You have to give them points for that! It also allows us webdesigners to see what our site are going to look like partially for windows users. It is very slow and for general surfing I use Safari now.
Come on guys, review it as the actual product. It does exactly what's advertised, but it could have a few more features.
At least they're still trying to put out something for you guys. They could have given up years ago. Show some support. They're aren't the beast, they're trying to make the beast work for us.
I respect the Mac developers at Microsoft and thank them for their quality work with limited resources opposed to popular belief, they have a limited budget and limited supplies , loyalty, and determination to a community that would otherwise reject them entirely.
Thanks for sticking around. IE is nothing compaired to Safari. Leave it for use by the poor Windows users who have no better option.
It's useful to read the occasional help file that calls up IE. Pretty ordinary now. I worry more and more each day about the hubris displayed by Apple. I guess they can always ditch computers when they price themselves out of the market and sell online music. Again, IE - just worth having and that's all.
MacRumors said something about a week ago that this will be the last release of IE, i dont know if they meant 5. If you do install this on your machine, be sure to use Disk Utility to Repair Permissions. Mine had two pages of repairs! Guest Jun 16 Security still not good enough to cannect to Canada's largest online bank, BMO.
So IE will be on my machine for partly previewing my web creations, but that's all. Used to be my number one! Why don't we get version 6? As a designer, it would be nice if the basic problems with javascript variables, plug-in communication, invisible object padding and auto download would finally be dealt with.
I've never liked the choice of either excluding features or excluding browsers from a site. OMG - That screenshot is ancient!
Is that what MU used to look like? What an improvement - Way to go MacUpdate! I think we may see Apple doing something similar, and to an extent have with iTunes Music Store. This is one of the reasons we have standards, however, and it is my hope that Apple and Microsoft both implement the standards without deviation.
I hope that we don't see the lines blur between plugin architecture and actual programs running inside the browser - but I am sure that we will, and already have to some extent. I fear Safari isolation and exclusion. I fear divergence from standards.
I fear anti-trust behavior, with no repercussions. I fear implementation of server features designed for exclusivity of the MS platform. Here's to hope. Well, I suppose this is Microsoft's swan song. So from me to you: don't let the door hit ya where the dog shoulda bit ya. At least they seem to have figured out IDI-enabled disk images. To be fair, when the MSIE 5. This is how Apple wants it -- it makes sure that Microsoft 'plays honest' with your password.
At least MacBU had enough clue to do that. Camino 0. How interestingthe download link gets a message with Safari, but works just fine with Explorer 5. Fhoward Jun 16 Reeks of Microsoft. No choice, I have to use it for work grrr , but it works just fine. There are plenty of reasons to pummel Microsoft, but I don't think this app is one of them - it's well done, even if it doesn't follow the Mac aesthetic.
It's usable from my corporate network where Safari is only partially so. I think the only legitimate reason why people still tolerate IE is because, for some really wacko reason, they think they have no other choices IE 5 is slower than Netscape ever was. I am one of those people. Even 5. In other words it works. Something else to think about.
IE has been alive, for how many years? Safari is just as good or better as IE, even after a considerably shorter development time!! Safari all the way baby!!! In every way you help Microsoft, you bash Apple's industry. Do you want Apple to die? But whatever, I did a rating of my honest opinion anyway. If I weren't so biased against Microshit, this is what I'd think. Make sure you repair permissions after you run the installer.
You will be shocked by the number of files that need to be reset. It is fast stable and sure, way improved! Safari on the other hand is my choice as modern and more Mac orianted browser. Um, MacBU? Have you guys heard of a changelog? Sheesh, to think I interviewed with these guys. Maybe they're better off working on Longhorn. WHAT exactly did you change? Will Longhorn have no release notes as well?
It was confirmed! Can you read? Speed for those on ADLS? You mean ADSL? It lacks speed in general and that isn't a recent development. Get a clue. Just tried the latsest version, i dont see any speed improvemts or anything else..
Still NO pop-up blocking, NO tabbed browing.. UGLY interface. Guest Jun 14 There's rumours that there won't be another Internet Explorer for Mac. Nevertheless, this browser is the most reliable one when it comes to sloppily programmed websites. Has the best JavaScript out there, which is very useful for non-conform sites.
It does lack all the recent developments tabbed browsing, pop-up blocking, speed for those on ADLS etc. Guest May 29 I'm using No problems at all Guest Feb 10 Except for needing to "refresh" every pages or so I would love to have IE as a browser choice on the mac. Who would want IE? People whose companies insist on using IE-only constructs for their internal web sites and other applications. The only thing I run in the Windows partition is these corporate apps.
Everything else runs just fine in OS X. I was hoping to find a MAC-version but all i found was this article.. Try Google Chrome? You seem to have a biased opinion. I deleted it because it is now dangerous to use, since now it is abandoned software. I have never gotten so many adware and malware on my computer using IE.
Like Billy said, it is hard to consider IE a Microsoft product, because Microsoft produces, some pretty darn good software like Microsoft Word, but not very good hardware, unlike Mac.
You seem to have a bias opinion. I have built websites that work in most major browsers and even IE8 and IE9 displays them incorrectly.
I have to say that Microsoft can make some decent products and some that really promote high productivity, however, the IE family is not one of them. As a web developer, I feel your pain for creating websites for IE, but IE9 has been relatively painless. IE 9 internet exploder still lacks, it does not support a bunch of css 3 yet. I thought it did until I tried some that did not work.
I hope they do bring out ie9 for mac. Trying to hog all the market for themselves again! Yes Safari is available for Windows and QuickTime is an apple software that is available on Windows….
Yes, QT and Safari is available for Windows. However, the applications are no where nearly as efficient nor elegant as on a Mac. Face it, Apple are just crap at making anything good for Windows. MS Office is the most popular software on Mac.
I have software that runs in XP and 7 but not Vista. But I guess stuff generally works better in Windows because more people own Windows computers. IE 9 is horrible… they made it a faster piece of crap.
It still has a hard time rendering pages correctly… makes developers want to pull their hair out. Name required. Mail will not be published required. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. Internet Explorer 9 for Mac Sep 18, - 42 Comments.
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