Microsoft offers stability update for Internet Explorer 9 Beta

Microsoft has offered up the first Internet Explorer 9 patch via Windows Update. KB2448827 is all about improving reliability and stability, and you should be able to find it on your Update screen by clicking through to view optional updates (or by navigating to Control Panel\System and Security\Windows Update\Select updates to install in Explorer). It's a little odd to see Microsoft do this -- they're typically not big on delivering patches to beta apps the way competitors like Google and Mozilla do. Perhaps there's a paradigm shift underway in Redmond.
If you're looking for some real IE9-related excitement, the recently-leaked Internet Explorer 9 beta 2 (which may, in fact, be an RC build) might be more up your alley. It's floating around the usual places you find 'community releases' of Microsoft apps.
If you're looking for some real IE9-related excitement, the recently-leaked Internet Explorer 9 beta 2 (which may, in fact, be an RC build) might be more up your alley. It's floating around the usual places you find 'community releases' of Microsoft apps.












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Subscribe to commentsSilverWaveNov 24th 2010 12:57PM
Some jokes are just to easy :-)
MarcusNov 24th 2010 1:54PM
Ironically, the only time I've had IE9 crash on me so far was about 5 minutes after applying this "stability patch".
ChuckNov 24th 2010 4:17PM
Anyone know if the update is the same as dowloading the beta 2?
FezNov 25th 2010 2:45AM
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Hey,
The beta version is 9.0.8027.6000 so it's not the same - :)
FezNov 25th 2010 2:42AM
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Why am I unverified :( This comment system NEEDS to be fixed!