New features of IE11 browser in Win8.1

Computer store news: Windows 8.1 will be officially released on October 18, when the new IE11 browser will also come with one. Today, Microsoft showed us all the new features of IE11 on Windows 8.1 through its official blog.

Microsoft said in its official blog: "We have talked about Bing apps, Xbox, reading lists, and Mail apps before, and today we will share all the great advances related to Windows 8.1 and IE11. We believe that the new IE browser will impress users.

In IE11, users can choose to always display labels and address bar optimized for touch, and even if you open 100 tags at the same time, it will not slow down or even crash, users can also open across devices. s Mark. "Pinned sites" on IE11 can now be presented as dynamic porcelain stickers on the start screen and updated in real time.

Another cool feature is that when a user clicks on a message or reads a link in the list application, the opened page can be automatically Snaped to the side, and the phone number on the page can be automatically detected. And highlighted, users can call directly with Skype or Lync.

Added "Touch Experience Feedback" to IE11 in Windows 8.1 to further improve the visual response speed of touch. IE11 also provides a better left and right sliding experience, making it faster and smoother on all devices. In addition, IE11 is the first HTML5 browser that supports touch drag and drop by default.

IE11 supports the Reading View, which brings a beautiful and full-screen text display view that will be more comfortable when viewed on a Windows 8.1 tablet.

In addition, IE11 also supports plug-in-free HTML5 video, the latest closed captioning and streaming standards, which can adapt to available network bandwidth and support copyright management.

Microsoft is trying to make IE11 the world's best touch-optimized browser. Although Windows 8 specifically designed for touch screens is not favored by users, IE11 does bring a lot of comparisons compared to previous versions. A better user experience, not just in terms of touch, I believe that its arrival will bring us some surprises.