Last November 2012, Microsoft released the preview version of IE 10 to all Windows 7 users. Now it looks like everything have been ironed out and the final release of IE 10 for Win 7 is primed for download.

#IE10 for Windows 7 Globally Available for Consumers and Businesses tip @techmeme blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2…

— Internet Explorer (@IE) February 26, 2013

Internet Explorer 10 is by default available to all Windows 8 users and now Microsoft is releasing IE 10 to all Windows 7 users by downloading it here, and if you’re lazy or just don’t have time to download the latest IE, then just wait for the auto-update, since Microsoft will automatically update all Windows 7 customers to IE10 starting to those who installed the IE 10 Preview version.

The Internet Explorer 10 is available in 95 languages with key features like;

• Support in modern Web standards.
• “Do Not Track” (DNT) feature which was not available to Windows 7 users when they installed the preview version.
• Improved performance across the board ( faster page loading, faster interactivity, and faster JavaScript performance)
• Improved hardware accelerated performance of SVG and HTML4 constructs.

One thing that will be missing from the IE 10 for Windows 7 is the full-screen feature which will only be available to Windows 8 users.

For more information on Microsoft announcement about IE 10, you can click here.

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