internet explorer Internet Explorer, and the long climb back to respectability.

[Denis W. Veteran]

Why do you need smooth scroll? IE9 scrolling is smoother than ever. In fact, I install a smooth scroll extension for Chrome because its built-in scrolling I find isn't as smooth.

Not so smooth if you're on an integrated chip. It's pretty good on a decent GPU though. On the other hand, Chrome's smooth scrolling implementation is pretty good overall.

[Mr. Gibs]

Not so smooth if you're on an integrated chip. It's pretty good on a decent GPU though. On the other hand, Chrome's smooth scrolling implementation is pretty good overall.

Nothing compares to Opera's smooth scrolling, no idea how they pulled it off but hey lol.

[Tech Star]

IE 10.

Not out yet. I will check out Speckie.

[simplezz]

The things I miss are the extensions like AdBlock

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How can anyone stand using the internet without AdBlock Plus and NoScript? I'd rather not use it at all, or just use Lynx/Elinks.

I think the IE brand is too damaged to recover at this point; Hence the continuing market share slide.

On a side note, doesn't IE10 block addons completely in start screen mode?

[jakem1]

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How can anyone stand using the internet without AdBlock Plus and NoScript? I'd rather not use it at all, or just use Lynx/Elinks.

I think the IE brand is too damaged to recover at this point; Hence the continuing market share slide.

On a side note, doesn't IE10 block addons completely in start screen mode?

Surprisingly, tracking protection lists work just as well as AdBlock Plus with the right lists. In fact, the people behind AdBlock Plus produce one of the better TPLs.

[Ci7]

On a side note, doesn't IE10 block addons completely in start screen mode?

it doesn't "block" , it simply doesn't support them

[oceanmotion]

Are the TPL mentioned in here similar to how Ghostery works in Firefox ?

[Growled Member]

IE9 is a good browser. I use it a lot at home on Windows 7. I still prefer Firefox mainly because of the extensions.

[Douglas_C]

Chrome > IE9 > Firefox for me...

Firefox I can seem to make stumble and freeze with five Tumblr tabs. Chrome can handle about thirty or so various tabs. IE9 can handle the Tumblr tabs, but because Tumblr is written by Mactards, it's yet to support IE9 properly even though it's been out for, oh, I don't know, almost 18 months in some form or another?

[Sir Topham Hatt]

Hmm, I may give it another go.

It has nothing which Chrome has and Chrome has nothing that IE has for my usage.