Andre Yoskowitz
26 Feb 2013 19:01
Microsoft has quietly rolled out its latest Internet Explorer 10 browser for Windows 7 users.
The release preview was made available in mid-November, and the final version is now available to W7 users, which remain the majority of Microsoft's customers.
IE10 had previously only been available to Windows 8 users.
You must have Service Pack 1 installed to be able to download the browser, which is available in 32 and 64-bit variants. Most likely, if you have Windows 7, you have SP1, so that should not be an issue. Auto-updaters will take place for IE users in the coming weeks.
Outside of some aesthetic updates, IE10 also brings better JavaScript performance, integrated spell checking and auto-correct functions, and better support for the new CSS3.
Get it here: IE 10