Thoughts about IE 10 on Windows 7 or 2008 R2?

[Fufu]

Who upgrade to IE 10 on Windows 7 or on Windows Server 2008 R2?

 

[Biker]

I did. But I haven't fired up Windows since then, so I have no idea what it looks like.

 

[Phillip]

The speed improvement of IE10 on Windows 7 is significant. So far the browser is much more stable without periodic freezes as well. The built-in spell check is nice too. Highly recommend the upgrade.

 

[rdn]

I am
Just for testing stuff.

 

[Biker]

Just for testing stuff.

That's pretty much all I use it for as well.

 

[Shelley]

It's still showing up as IE9 on my win7 install is this an auto update? because i'm not being given the option or do i need to go elsewhere to install it?

 

[Biker]

It's an optional install option in Windows Update.

 

[whynot]

It's still showing up as IE9 on my win7 install is this an auto update? because i'm not being given the option or do i need to go elsewhere to install it?

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-AU/internet-explorer/downloads/ie-10/worldwide-languages

 

[Shelley]

It's an optional install option in Windows Update.

Nice i'm only just seeing it as I 've always kept my OS updated.

 

[Biker]

Nice i'm only just seeing it as I 've always kept my OS updated.

Released yesterday.

 

[Shamil]

I've had this on my work machine for at least a week. I've moved back from Chrome to IE, for performance reasons. I tend to have about 8 or 9 tabs open across three Chrome windows, an IDE open, Excel, Keepass, Outlook and a few other things open at any time.

 

[Adam Howard]

While she'll likely never use it... I installed it today on my sister's computer when I formated & re-installed windows 7 (she needed a re-install).

 

[Fufu]

The speed improvement of IE10 on Windows 7 is significant. So far the browser is much more stable without periodic freezes as well. The built-in spell check is nice too. Highly recommend the upgrade.

Built-in spell check?!
How long did that feature take to finally be implement?!

 

[Fufu]

I've had this on my work machine for at least a week. I've moved back from Chrome to IE, for performance reasons. I tend to have about 8 or 9 tabs open across three Chrome windows, an IDE open, Excel, Keepass, Outlook and a few other things open at any time.

Understandable Shamil on the multiple instances running at one-time.
How does it preform/handle in the dynamic memory area?
Once one closes a tab, does IE dynamically recalculate the memory or does it still accumulate?

 

[el canadiano]

Nice to know we have to deal with very little to no hacks whatsoever with IE10. I especially liked that.

IE9 is a game changer, but IE10 was what really caught up.