The Microsoft browser is getting newer. With the classic Microsoft browser, you can browse the web with many features (security, privacy, ease of use). Some new security and privacy features Internet Explorer 9 has a new look and offers many features that can bring it closer to its competitors. (function () {(‘overview-application-page-desktop’);}); When it comes to privacy, the “InPrivate” feature (which allows you to browse in incognito mode) is highly valued, and you can open it without visiting pages without saving your history or receiving items. You can also now customize your privacy options to choose what information you want to share with the websites you visit. Microsoft also seems to have improved security, and Internet Explorer 9 now offers us new tools like Tracking Protection and SmartScreen Filtering (which allows you to check the security certificate of websites you visit to avoid annoying pages). Use your Internet experience Internet Explorer 9 is Microsoft’s ability to embed (finally) a tabbed system into your browser. There’s no need to open a new window for every page you visit, and believe us, this new feature is really fresh air for Internet Explorer. But it is a pity that it took so long to implement this innovation (much longer than the competition took)! But the browser offers the most interesting features. You can customize the language options to choose which versions you want to display for websites. This is convenient if you travel abroad or always want to display websites in a language other than your server’s language. You can also change the search engine to select a favorite, and you don’t have to use Bing as an extension, Internet Explorer 9 will catch up and now offer more extras to customize your browser. But don’t wait for multiple extensions, Internet Explorer always blames delays on other browsers like Firefox! However, the new Extensions Performance Center provides a handy way to review resource usage so you can quickly identify extensions that are still far away to slow down your browser. There is no doubt that Microsoft has radically changed its copy of Internet Explorer 9, adding new (and welcome) features with privacy, security, and extensions. Particular attention should be paid to performance centers, which are certainly one of its competitors. Despite the developer’s efforts, Internet Explorer 9 still lags behind its main competitors. Nowhere near as close as Chrome, as versatile as Firefox, or as light as Opera, Microsoft’s browser is too light and too fast for extensions to achieve true speed. Internet Explorer 9 is a decent cracker, but not close to the top of the genre.