IE9 Tab Aero Snap
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We invited the Internet Explorer team to walk us through some of the new features and highlights of the Internet Explorer 9 Beta. You can find more preview videos
here.
Herman Ng, Program Manager for Internet Explorer, shows how Internet Explorer 9 helps you stay in control of newly installed add-ons and notifies you when add-ons impact your browsing performance. Internet Explorer 9 Beta and information about other interesting features are available here.
Herman Ng, Program Manager for Internet Explorer, shows how Internet Explorer 9 helps you stay in control of newly installed add-ons and notifies you when add-ons impact your browsing performance. Internet Explorer 9 Beta and information about other interesting features are available here.
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The Discussion
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TheBanjomatic [I bring this up because the bottom of the video was occluded by the video-playback controls]
One of my biggest complaints with IE9 is that the notification windows popup from the bottom of the page. Consequently, it takes me a long time to notice them as I type in an address at the top of the window, start reading at the top of the page, and often
will have clicked on a link and moved on before reaching the bottom of the window.I'm not sure what the reasoning was behind this decision, but it seems silly that a feature designed to bring the user's attention to something would be implemented in such a way that it doesn't catch the user's attention!
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Marcelo.A TheBanjomatic agreed....
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robcube I would agree with TheBanjomatic. I don't mind it at the bottom, however ... just copy what Firefox and Chrome do and silently suppress popups, not links that has a target="_blank". For example, I'm in twitter.com, I clicked on a link from a tweet, it STOPPED me from going there. What gives?
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Techblogger Now how about that? This is some cool stuff for IE. Now if we can get developers to allow for add ons, I could and would switch in a New York minute
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jesus1973 
very cool site keep up the awesome work