The tenth version of Internet Explorer, one of the most widely used browsing software developed by Microsoft, has been released for Windows 7 today. Developers were given access to it a few months ago, but now it has been finally released on the platform.

Users will be automatically upgraded to IE10 available in 95 languages ​​if automatic updates are turned on. Needless to say, those who used the initial release preview are also on this auto-upgrade list.

Released for Windows 7, Internet Explorer 10 features enhanced JavaScript performance and energy-saving features for battery-powered devices. It’s faster and lighter than previous versions.

IE10 was released in October 2012, along with Microsoft’s latest PC OS Windows Eight. Redmond then decided to delay its unveiling for Windows 7, which was criticized by concerned consumer groups.

Installing Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 7 will allow users to enjoy spell checking and auto-correct features. It supports modern CSS3 web standard enhancements.

The user interface of IE10 and 9 is almost the same. However, since Windows 7 does not have the so-called “Metro” mode, it will not be possible to enjoy another version of it on this platform.

Visits this link You can download IE10 for your Windows 8.

When will you start using Internet Explorer 10 on your Windows 7?