IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. 9 was MicrosoftThe software giant behind Windows, Office, Azure, and Xbox — founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen.'s answer to ChromeGoogle's web browser — built on Chromium and the most widely used browser worldwide.: a GPUGraphics processing unit — a chip optimized for parallel math; now used for graphics, ML, and scientific computing.-accelerated rendering pipeline, pinned sites, and a focus on web standards. It was the last IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. version many enterprises standardized on before Windows 10 and EdgeMicrosoft's Chromium-based web browser — the default on Windows, replacing Internet Explorer..

IEInternet Explorer — Microsoft's browser that dominated the web in the 1990s and 2000s. 9 was MicrosoftThe software giant behind Windows, Office, Azure, and Xbox — founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen.'s most standards-focused Internet ExplorerMicrosoft's long-running web browser — bundled with Windows for decades before Edge replaced it. release.

Hardware acceleration and HTML5The fifth major HTML revision — native audio, video, canvas, and APIs without browser plugins. support narrowed the gap with modern browsers.