Go to tools>manage add-ons>tracking protection and make sure the lists are enabled.Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon
Go to tools>manage add-ons>tracking protection and make sure the lists are enabled.
The TPL list work for me, but i see a(blue circle) in the ad place.
Anyway to remove that
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IE what??? JK...
This time around Microsoft got it right, always used firefox but this might take the cake.
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It's lightning fast when it comes to load ASP sites, but it's not that much faster rendering the rest of the sites.
I've had several problems with it, the first one when trying to navigate this forums.
Perhaps it's because of the language package, I don't know.
Still it's a nice browser. I'm certainly going to use it.
little simple tweak tool for IE9 (TweakIE9) here http://www.itknowledge24.com/ on essential downloads
so that youtube review is bs...No, this is not due to caching. Both Chrome and IE perform advanced caching, and as I said in the video description, these tests were performed "warm" with both browsers using caching. The reason Chrome is slower here is the auto-discovery of a web proxy. IE does this very fast. Chrome does this slowly. See my video response for a demonstration. With auto-discovery of the proxy off, Chrome is just as fast as IE9.
well its ms so im not surprised :P
gonna give it a try but i wont use it, simply because its ms... :P
The real question would be is there support for current HTML , PHP & CSS coding???
You would think seeing how Microsoft pretty much governs the computer industry that they would be ahead of the curve on all of the standard coding formats, but they aren't!
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Still does not render my blog properly even after installing IE9
man whats the problem with microsoft? Safari Firefox, chrome all render it properly but still no love from this junk program
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Easylist subscribed to IE 9 and TPL module enabled but no ads blocked? I don't get it.
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That's subjectiveSurprised there isn't a thread about this, but IE9 finally went RTM and is available for download from here, or here.
This is by far and away the best browser I've ever used bar none.
But this guy did, and the results speak for itself. IE9 b!tch slaps ChromeI think I'll pass
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*kuch*But this guy did, and the results speak for itself. IE9 b!tch slaps Chrome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr5zK...watch_response
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Ads!? HA! Thats good to know. I dont like ads
It's better then ie8.
But still not much for customizing the toolbars.
I think it changed up the theme files...
Not the dll's, but the theme's themselves.
I have to start a theme from scratch again :\.
I had to do a 2nd fresh install of windows because I hastily copied over my mods to the new install thinking it would be alright.
It was not...
Redid all my mods from scratch except the modded aero theme it's self, all good.
I'll compare my mods from the previous to see if those were the cause or the theme it's self.
To make sure..., I suspect it was the theme though.
All because of a new IE, more work then sp1 lol.
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OK, I recently had a problem with IE9 where it was rendering web pages very slowly. At first I thought it was my connection, but after doing some tests, it definitely wasn't that. So I uninstalled IE9 and then installed Google Chrome, and sure enough, the problems disappeared.
That was the first time I have ever tried Google Chrome, and I didn't like it to be honest. Not having a drop down window for the address bar is inexcusable!
So I installed IE9 again, and the problems I had with it previously were completely gone. I think that GPU driver installation has the potential to screw up IE9 in a big way, since it uses hardware rendering for web pages and such. And I know that before the 270.51 drivers, I was installing/uninstalling drivers rather frequently to see if any of them could solve the Crysis 2 flickering problem..
Anyway, having used both Google Chrome and IE9 now, I can say with all honestly that IE9 is definitely superior. It not only renders web pages faster than Google Chrome (atleast on my machine), but the overall layout is a lot more efficient than Chrome and just as clean.
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I haven't updated my vga drivers either.
It's probably one of the requirements for stability and such.
Write your blog properlyStill does not render my blog properly even after installing IE9
man whats the problem with microsoft? Safari Firefox, chrome all render it properly but still no love from this junk program
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+1Write your blog properly
Ie is always picky with what it splurts out on the screen.. if its not written perfect it'll come out crap
whereas others (I found) have a bit of give for whatever reason and seem more lax.
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Lol if youre blog isn't coming out on the worlds most popular browser its on you buddy!Still does not render my blog properly even after installing IE9
man whats the problem with microsoft? Safari Firefox, chrome all render it properly but still no love from this junk program
Well its out today on Win Update.
Image Raid first then let her rip and see how it is.
All of our work machines just had it come through as an update, the interface is chunky and ugly
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Yeah when I tried the beta it seemed ok, but like you said the interface is ugly and will take some getting used to.All of our work machines just had it come through as an update, the interface is chunky and ugly
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Quick question: What resolution you guys using IE9 on? 800x600?
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XKCD's April Fools 3D mode does not work with IE9.
That makes Firefox 4 the best browser for it since it's the only other with GPU acceleration (Opera and Chrome render it really slow).
Funny how the GPU accel in IE9 ends up being kinda useless if any site that's not a tech demo made by Microsoft wont work with it...
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The current Opera beta does have hardware 3D acceleration. You can try it if you want to see the current state of development:
http://snapshot.opera.com/labs/webgl...1_WebGL_en.exe
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^ Seems to render fine in the 11.50 beta and also IE9. Speed isn't bad under Opera 11.01 either, imo, despite being software.
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