Internet Explorer is currently the most widely used web browser, and IE8 adds a number of features that improve security and ease of use. These include Accelerators, improvements to the Address Bar, a number of new developer tools, InPrivate browsing, an anti-phishing tool called SmartScreen and more. IE8 also made some significant moves towards W3C compliance, meaning IE8 should display web pages in a more consistent manner with other web browsers.
In this guide you will find articles explaining some of these new features in depth, how to fix IE8 when things go wrong, and how to tweak IE to get the most out of it.
| What is New in IE8?
This guide to Internet Explorer 8 aims to help you use it without having to face the IE8 problems spread all over the Internet forums. It details new features in the browser while offering... |
An IE9 Comparison with IE8
An IE9 comparison with IE8, this article aims to help you figure out what is new in IE9 while also concentrating on what was never there in the previous versions of Internet Explorer... |
| Learn about Automatic Redirection to New URLs in Internet Explorer 8
Sometimes it is necessary to automatically redirect a website visitor to a new URL. Luckily, there is an easy way to redirect a web browser to a new location on the web. Learn about... |
IE8 Crashing? Tips and Fixes
Internet Explorer 8 is Microsoft’s default web browser installed on Windows Vista and Windows 7. Occasionally it may get hung up or crash leaving you browser-less. Here are a... |
| How to Block Ads in IE8
There are many ways to block Ads while you browse using Internet Explorer 8 and this article will describe the steps in using InPrivate and Hosts file to block ads.... |
Internet Explorer 8
The last article in this two-part series was about "how to" upgrade IE8, this article is about how IE 8 compares up to the latest browsers.... |