Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1 User Reviews

• 5.0 stars

  "WHAT CAN I SAY? THIS IS GOOD FROM MICROSOFT"

  September 16, 2010  |   By sexyandy81

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  Good fast browser and crystal clear graphics.

  Cons

  Nothing so far.

  Summary

  Good browser from microsoft can't wait for the final release of IE9.

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• 1.0 stars

  "Crap wouldn't run"

  September 16, 2010  |   By aarecco

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  Don't know it wouldn't work

  Cons

  Don't know it wouldn't work

  Summary

  Installed on a laptop and a desktop both running Windows 7 32 bit and it kept crashing everytime I tried to open it think I'll use Firefox instead

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• 3.0 stars

  "This product is better than the older version."

  September 16, 2010  |   By coolrezaee

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  It is simplor to use and not complicated at all.

  Cons

  the opening tab bit slow.
  short cuts are too complicated sometimes.

  Summary

  I would recomend this to every Windows users.

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• 4.0 stars

  "Much needed Improvements"

  September 15, 2010  |   By Mixedsignals258

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  1.IE9 startup is faster than IE8 and IE7
  2.The UI is cleaner
  3.Web pages load faster
  switching tabs isn't as slow
  Ie9 doesn't freeze as much

  Cons

  1.Still not as safe as other browsers
  2. Most common used functions are hidden in menus.
  3 .IE9 not as fast as other browsers
  4 IE9 still causes windows to crash and freeze.
  5. UI still is ugly the best user interface is Opera in my opinion.

  Summary

  I was impressed overall with IE9. When the final version comes out I will upgrade it. Right now I'm sticking with Chrome until Firefox4 comes out and start using it. IE9 is a good browser. I'm pleased.

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• 4.0 stars

  "better than IE8"

  September 15, 2010  |   By crazyaaron1984

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  faster and supports more modern technology like "canvas"
  far better than the last version so far... though this is still in beta

  Cons

  its still IE so dont expect miracles lmao

  Summary

  IE is headed in the right direction with this new beta
  seems to be a lot better than IE8
  and personally i still use chrome and opera as my browsers, but now i prefer this over the firefox beta so a big thumbs up for microsoft for giving IE the much needed update

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• 5.0 stars

  "VERY NEAR PERFECT"

  September 15, 2010  |   By bigbiggerben

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  VERY QUICK SEARCH AND VERY MUCH CLEARER THAN 8

  Cons

  YOUR JOKING !

  Summary

  I HAVE THE 64 BIT DIRECT FROM MICROSOFT UK.
  i will keep Slim browser,but also use this,i am very very happy with it.

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• 1.0 stars

  "Still uses activeX garbage."

  September 15, 2010  |   By aLifeBringer

  Version: Internet Explorer (Windows 7 32-bit) 9 beta 1

  Pros

  Javascript and HTML5 performance is competitive with last years browsers.

  Cons

  Still contains the same ridiculous gimmicks such as ActiveX, security holes, etc.
  Blatant rip off of other browsers, it doesn't bring anything new and innovative to the market.
  
  I'm switching back to google chrome.

  Summary

  Can still be used as a faster rendering engine for those firefox and chrome IE plug ins. Isn't used as much, but it will maintain compatibility with aged corporate sites. Then again, corporation will upgrade as ActiveX has way too many exploits and is seriously a flaw.

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