Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone

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INTERNET EXPLORER 10 FOR WP8

Your Windows Phone puts what the Web is about in your pocket, making it easy to find, view, and act on Web content. You’ll find Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone — the fastest version ever — on the Start screen and in the App list, and can tap a hyperlink from anywhere on your phone to launch the browser and go to that page. We think you’ll find your phone’s built-in browser to be fast, fluid, and perfect for touch. Your phone’s built-in browser delivers many of the same features as Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 8, including a smart address bar, tabbed browsing, favorites, History, and the ability to delete your browsing history. Of course, we also optimized the browser for your phone, adding features such as multitouch zoom; landscape view; a Web-ready keyboard; and automatic recognition of street addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses on webpages.

Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone also includes a new SmartScreen Filter — just like the one in Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 8 — to help protect you from malicious websites.

JavaScript performance is up to seven times faster than with Windows Phone 7.5 and twice as many HTML5 features are supported. We also added more ways to share, enabled you to get links via NFC, and re-enabled Find-on-Page.

A Fast, Fluid Browser (Improved)

Windows Phone 7.5 had a browser based on Internet Explorer 9. Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone shares it codebase with Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 8 to bring you an experience that‘s fast, fluid, and perfect for touch. With Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone, you get the following:

• Hardware-Accelerated Graphics. Uses your phone’s built-in GPU to improve performance when rendering HTML5-based animation or video in the browser.
• Faster JavaScript Engine. When rendering webpages based on JavaScript, Internet Explorer in Windows Phone 8 is up to seven times faster than the version in Windows Phone 7.5.
• Improved Support for HTML5 and W3C Web Standards. Including CSS3, SVG, DOM, XHTML, and ECMAScript. Support for HTML5 is double what it was in Windows Phone 7.5, including new support for HTML5 touch events.
• A Clean UI Design. Enables you to experience the beauty of the Web instead of the browser frame.
• Protected Mode. Helps improve security by constraining the browser session to a low-rights security sandbox.
• Tab Isolation. Runs each browser tab in a separate process so that one poorly-designed website won’t crash the entire browser or affect other tabs.

Rapid Access to the Web

With Windows Phone 8, you’ll have many options for accessing the Web. You’ll find Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone on the Start screen and in the App list, and you can get quick access to favorite webpages by pinning Tiles for those pages to your Start screen. Of course, you can tap a hyperlink from anywhere on your phone to launch the browser and go to that page.

Mobile-Ready Browser

By default, Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone identifies itself to websites as a mobile browser so that sites can optimize their content for your phone. Even if a site doesn’t provide mobile optimized content, you’ll find that webpages still load quickly and look great. You can rotate your phone to switch between portrait and landscape views, and you can adjust your preference between mobile and desktop versions of websites in the Settings menu. And when you need to enter text on a webpage, the view will automatically zoom in to make it easier. You can view YouTube videos just as easily, without having to download a standalone YouTube app.

Less Browser, More Web

Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone helps you see the beauty of the Web — not the browser frame. The address bar is at the bottom of the screen to conserve screen space, and it won’t disappear when you switch to landscape view. The More menu — always just a tap away — is the single place to go for switching tabs, revisiting recently-viewed sites, accessing and adding to your favorites, pinning websites to the Start screen, sharing websites with others, finding text on a page, and accessing browser settings.

Smart Address Bar (Improved)

Built for easy use while on the go, the address bar in Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone suggests websites as you start to type, showing matches from your favorites, browsing history, and popular Bing searches. You can also enter a search term in the address bar to find what you want using the search engine configured by your phone’s service provider. Need a map? With Windows Phone, you won’t need to go to a separate app. Just enter the address as a search term and your map will be at the top of your results.

In Windows Phone 8, now you can choose from three functions for the address bar button: stop/refresh, favorites, and tabs. To adjust this from within Internet Explorer 10, just tap More > Settings.