IE10 For Windows 7 Officially Released


Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 was officially released by Microsoft this morning. The updated version will land soon on any Windows machine set for automatic updates, unless you’ve taken the unusual step of disabling it using the deployment blocker.

While the simple absence of keyword bookmarks means IE10 is never going to be my browser of choice, it’s good to see Microsoft enforcing upgrades for the large percentage of users who do run it. For developers, the main implication is the need to upgrade .NET 4 sites to .NET 4.5.


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