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IE10 browser (Internet Explorer 10) is another browser product of Microsoft after IE9 browsing, mainly to replace the old versions of IE8 and IE9 browsers. IE10 browser supports Windows 7 64 bit and 32-bit systems, and also supports Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 64 bit systems, IE10 brings a faster browsing experience to Win7 users, improves hardware acceleration and Chakra JavaScript engine, and supports HTML5, including Rich Visual Effects Sophisticated Page Layouts、 Enhanced Web programming mode. This website provides IE10 64 bit (Win7 version) simplified Chinese version for download.

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Features of IE10 browser:

Acid3 test scored full marks

IE10 finally got full marks in the Acid3 web standards compatibility test. Wait, isn't IE9 also scored 100 points in Acid3? If you use IE9 to enter Acid3 to test the website score, it is true that 100 points appear, but there is no shadow effect on the words of Acid3. It is not completely correct until IE10. The image on the left is the result of the IE9 test, and the image on the right is the reference image that should be presented. It can be found that although IE9 scored 100 points, there is no shadow below ACID3.

Support multi touch

In order to cater to the touch function of Windows 8, IE10 supports multi-point touch input. Although there is no big application at present, if more and more web games appear in the future, this function will become more and more important. Currently, multi touch has different support in different browsers. In Safari and Chrome, you can use the touch event parameter attribute to obtain multi touch data, while IE10 uses its own MS start events, such as MSPointerDown, MSGestureStart, etc., to better grasp user input than touch events. Of course, this is the exclusive instruction of IE10, but before the W3C officially established Touch Events, it had to do so. IE10 supports multi touch input, so the browser can change the screen according to the touch position. Safari and Chrome currently support touch events, but multi touch processing is more troublesome. The touch event defined by W3C is still in the Editor's Draft stage (the second version), and the function can be mapped to the MSPointer event. However, compared with the current speed of horizontal spread of touch devices, the decision-making of W3C seems very slow.

Support more platforms

With Microsoft's long-standing "convention", newer programs can only be enjoyed in the latest Windows. In the operating program platform launched by Microsoft this year, IE10 is built in Windows 8, Windows RT and Windows Phone 8; When IE9 was released that year, it only supported running in Vista and Windows 7 systems, and even the XP system with the highest number of users did not support it. However, IE10 is backward compatible. The previous generation operating system Windows 7 and server platform Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 also support IE10 installation.

New borderless experience

In the Modern UI, IE10 does not have a traditional window frame when it is opened. We hope you can "immerse" in the web content and remove unnecessary additional information on the screen. In particular, we hope that users forget that they are currently browsing the web and can provide the same experience as applications, such as Office 365 and Google Docs before. However, Microsoft seems to forget that ordinary browsers can also press F11 for full screen browsing.

Fast page turning is really convenient

From the first time I touched the web page, I always wondered why the browser only had the previous page, but could not predict the next page? Especially on forum type websites, it is really annoying to press that small "number" or "next page"; The experience on touch devices is worse. Fingers can't perform precise click action. If the webpage is not revised for touch devices, it always makes people want to poke the screen. IE10 can determine the address of the next page according to the hyperlink address in the web page. In the Modern UI, slide your finger to the left to enter the next page. Unfortunately, this is a benefit only available under the Modern UI. Users of traditional desktops do not enjoy this blessing. In the Modern UI interface, use your finger to slide left on the screen, and IE10 will automatically switch to the next page. If you cannot use the quick page turning function, please switch to IE10 under the traditional desktop and check whether "Use quick page turning" is checked.

Do Not Track is on by default

This is quite surprising. IE10 has the Do Not Track function turned on by default. Chrome and Firefox only add this function, but it is not turned on by default. This has attracted dissatisfaction from some Internet content providers. Yahoo has made it clear that whether this function is enabled or not should be left to the user, not the browser developer, so they will ignore the DNT requirements from IE10. From the author's point of view, Do Not Track is only a self-discipline option for the network operator. The web browser used by the user tells the server not to track the location. There is no mandatory binding force on the server, but it is an important basis for the network operator to show whether he respects the user.

Upgrade JScript engine to 64bit

In IE9, Microsoft rewrote its internal JavaScript engine, called Chakra. Microsoft has been designing Chakra around two main axes until IE10:

Minimize the operations that affect the user experience - try to put many operations in the simple time (such as the picture simple time), and avoid affecting the reaction time of user operation.
Utilize all hardware - use all CPU cores, and use specialized instructions (such as SSE2 instructions).

In IE10, Chakra is upgraded to 64 bit processing, which is also supported by ARM processors. In addition, it also includes the performance improvement of JIT real-time compiler and better garbage collection function. Floating point operation is 50% faster than IE9. Under the same hardware environment, IE10 does improve its efficiency on the JavaScript engine, whether it is IE10 in Windows 8 or IE10 in Windows 7.

More support for web standards

For developers, compared with the new version of IE9, IE10 has added more than 30 new modern Web standards, an increase of 60%. It includes many of the latest HTML5, CSS3, DOM, Web performance and Web application specifications, facilitating developers to create interactive Web applications with richer visualization effects, more complex and responsive page layouts, and pleasant interfaces.

PS: This site provides an offline installation package on Microsoft's official website, which can be installed without networking.