Does IE9 remind you of an AOL interface?

With all those quick link buttons Facebook and Twitter, it looks like they have designed a site like AOL.

IE9 might perform well, but the appearance cracks me up.

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odysseyelite

N2IT wrote: »

With all those quick link buttons Facebook and Twitter, it looks like they have designed a site like AOL.

IE9 might perform well, but the appearance cracks me up.

Can't really say. At home, automatic updates installed it. It crashed everytime I tried using it. I had to remove it the same day and go back to useing IE8. GF laptop did the same thing.

Asif Dasl

I didn't like it at first (why is the address bar using half of the screen and tabs the other?) but being able to drag tabs about is cool with a 2 monitor setup... if I'm on a PC with IE8 I have missed that feature.

I hope they change IE10 in Windows 8 cause the IE App sucks big time... I had to go to the desktop and run IE there for any usability... it was probably designed for tablets but I'm not a fan of it... I find IE more stable than Firefox, dunno about Chrome I've never liked it since day one...

blargoe

I like IE9 until I have to use it.

N2IT

B I thought you would of fallen in love with the facebook and twitter buttons.

TheCudder

IE9's interface is really no different than FF4+ or Chrome. They're all maximizing the screen space. imo IE9 is a alot better than IE8 & 7, but still suffering a little when it comes to speeds