Microsoft completed IE10 for Windows 7

A report has revealed that Microsoft has completed the development of Internet Explorer 10 (IE10) for Windows 7 and is ready to release it to the user community.

IE10 Release Preview version was released by Microsoft for Windows 7 users for the first time on November 13, 2012 since IE10 for Windows 7 was developed in mid-2011. This version brings users the interface New users in IE10, optimized for touch screens and improved security, performance and compliance with HTML5 / CSS3 standards.

At that time, Computerworld speculated that the final version of IE10 for Windows 7 would be released before the end of 2012, based on the timetable developed for IE9. However, Microsoft has now declined to comment on the release of IE10 for Windows 7.

Feedback from the IE10 user community site said that Microsoft will need to do the necessary work before the official version is released to Windows 7, some of which are ineffective. Aero interface on Windows 7 when IE10 runs.

IE10 will not be released for Windows Vista released in 2007 as well as the operating system that is about to be released next year is Windows XP. Last year, the company also gave up the release of IE9 browser version for Windows XP operating system but still supports Windows Vista.

IE10 is a browser that comes with Windows 8, including Windows RT for tablet based ARM chips. IE10 Release Preview for Windows 7 is currently available here.