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Internet Explorer 9 features a better download manager
As it turns out, that earlier post from Fast Company broke Microsoft's embargo. Now, however, the ban has been lifted, and the images and reviews will be coming rapid-fire. We'll do our best to keep you up to speed until Sebastian is online in California.
One incredibly nice new feature Ed Bott illustrates in his review is an improved download manager. If you follow Download Squad, you've no doubt seen me complain about Google Chrome's wimpy download manager. Microsoft has built a somewhat Firefox-y looking manager into Internet Explorer 9. IE users will finally have a single pane that maintains download history and provides centralized access to running or opening downloaded files.
One incredibly nice new feature Ed Bott illustrates in his review is an improved download manager. If you follow Download Squad, you've no doubt seen me complain about Google Chrome's wimpy download manager. Microsoft has built a somewhat Firefox-y looking manager into Internet Explorer 9. IE users will finally have a single pane that maintains download history and provides centralized access to running or opening downloaded files.
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Subscribe to commentsmotangSep 15th 2010 2:20PM
About time, oddly enough it looks similar to Firefox's download manager.
Ant BryanSep 15th 2010 3:59PM
No Metalink (RFC5854) support?