Feel free to tell us any of your thoughts or what you'd like to see, too," said one IE team member.īased on Microsoft IE team responses, it also sounds like Microsoft plans to make a UserVoice feedback and feature suggestion site available for IE some time soon. "There are some great features that are in the immersive version (FlipAhead, reading view, using site images to represent Favorites, swiping to navigate back and forward.) that we'd like to bring over to the desktop.
For one, Microsoft may bring over some of the features in "Modern"/Immersive/Metro Style IE to desktop IE. There were some other good tidbits in the IE Reddit AMA. Microsoft is enabling developers to test IE sites using Macs, but that's about it for now, another respondent said. We love the fact that the web was built on multiple competing (yet interoperable) platforms and believe that this is how it is going to move forward into the future!" So, no current plans for Android/iOS. We are committed to improving our own engine. "Right now, we're focused on building a great mobile browser for Windows Phone and have made some great progress lately. In a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) on August 14, when asked about making IE available on iOS and Android, an IE team member answered: It sounds like the answer, at least for now, is no.
So couldn't - and shouldn't - a "cloud first/mobile first" Microsoft make IE available on non-Windows devices, too?
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So what about Internet Explorer? There was a version of IE for Mac up until 2003, after all. There's been a big cross-platform push at Microsoft for the past year or so, with the company releasing its software and services for non-Windows-powered devices - sometimes even ahead of the Windows versions.
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