Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 – Final Version

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Internet Explorer 9 to Launch on March 14, 2011

Microsoft announced Wednesday that it would officially launch its next web browser, Internet Explorer (IE) 9, next week—on March 14, 2011. The final IE 9 release will thus ship almost exactly one year after the first IE 9 platform preview was unveiled, and about a year and a half after the browser was originally demoed during the Windows 7 launch in October 2009.

How to Clear Cookies for a Particular Domain in Microsoft IE9

Internet Explorer 9 version released by Microsoft last week has received positive reviews among technology blogs and it comes with lots of new features. One of the features useful for developers if clearing cache for a particular domain. Generally when you clear cache in web browsers, the entire cache is deleted, but with IE9 developer tools, you can delete the cache for the particular domain only and this is useful for developers.

To clear cache of any domain, select the developer tools (F12) or use the tools menu. This will open the developer tools for the domain you have currently selected. Under the cache menu, you can see the option “Clear cookies for this domain”.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Beta

Web browsing is the No. 1 thing people do on their Windows-based PC, and as such, they increasingly expect the same experience they associate with their PC applications from their favorite Web-based e-mail service, photo site or social network site. This kind of immersive experience does not occur on the Web today, and using a browser is often associated with limited performance and interactivity. Microsoft developed Windows Internet Explorer 9 to help change this.

Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview 5

Check out the new developer capabilities of Internet Explorer 9.

Microsoft originally unveiled Internet Explorer 9 at PDC 2009. IE 9 will take advantage of the power of the GPU for all page rendering and developers can exploit this using CSS, DHTML and java script. A new JS engine (codenamed Chakra) will also be built into Internet Explorer 9 with greater interoperability and standards support all round. Features such as rounded corner CSS support will be built in. In January, Microsoft is planning to enhance tabbed browsing in IE9. According to a software patent, the Quick Tabs feature in Internet Explorer is likely to be enhanced with better functionality and greater tab management options.