IE9 Promises Beautiful, Rich & Immersive Web: What do you think?

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  durga ch

  hmm, Know what? I think I am drifting from IE7 to CHROME to IE8 . Chrome is quite slow (atleast on my computer) and a page expires 70% on chrome where as I get a quick browser experience on IE8. I don't know how many agree with me.
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  Ashraf HZ

  @ durga
  Yeah, I somewhat get that. I alternate between IE8, Firefox, Opera and Chrome whenever each of them is are slow or messes up the page rendering. In fact, I use Opera more for opening the admin pages of the network devices at home than others.
  
  Looking forward to see what IE9 can offer!
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I personally have more hopes from IE9. IE can't take any chances with IE9 otherwise they'll seriously trouble their own stay in the browser wars.
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  durga ch

  @ Ash - i totally agree, my netgear router pages just expires off all the time and it was quite frustrating for me. I opened with flock it was OK , so with my uni website which needs me to browse through many layers of pages before i access the needed pages
  
  @Biggie
  Chrome did raise dust intially, but IE still has a stand, i know many web applications (co0operate level) which dont run on chrome
  
  *seeing my heavy abuse of admin rights , my admin rights were revoked later for me to try any other browser at work :-|
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I know. However there are tons of things that don't run on IE 😔 ! Microsoft 😐 !
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  durga ch

  IE 9 looks good , neat and non clumpsy
  I just downloaded the beta version and its nice. As soon as the browser is started up, the user is given an option to disable the add-ons whichtake time to load up. Good thing is, it shows the exact time taken to load as well.
  I have as well read, there is a new feature introduced whch will enable the user to 'pin' fav sites oh desktop 😛
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  Gurjeet Singh

  I haven't still use the IE9 ,but as if you talk about corporate level as IE8 is Working well .